Chanson D’ Automne, Autumn Song in Provence

corey amaro, Provence, Autumn

 

 Autumn Song

Can you translate it?

 

 

corey amaro, Provence, Autumn

 

A pair of workmen's boots, over a hundred years old or I should say, "They have seen a season or two."

 

 

 

corey amaro, Provence, Autumn

 

Autumn colors in Provence

with an olive tree.

Carpentras.

 

 

corey amaro, Provence, Autumn

 

Floating on a leaf the fairy sat,

a butterfly became the sails,

 balancing behind her a walnut shell for a bed.

 

 

corey amaro, Provence, Autumn

 

Under the red tile roof the firewood awaits. The chimney smoke will swirl amongst the church bells, like incenses do during mass.

 

 

 

corey amaro, Provence, Autumn

 

Olive trees heavy laden, liquid sunshine for every meal.

 

 

 

 

corey amaro, Provence, Autumn

 

The fountains long for the underground sources to be filled, rain please come.

The silence is haunting, Autumn begs to bring change.

 

 



Comments

18 responses to “Chanson D’ Automne, Autumn Song in Provence”

  1. Diane Belforte Lewis

    wow, look at his eyes! so real looking, beautiful!

  2. Shenandoahliterary.org has translation

  3. Rain?
    Wait, I remember…I think I heard of that happening decades ago in Los Angeles.
    May it come your way in Provence. 😉

  4. I am always fascinated by antique shoes. Never a left and right, just put them on and let the leather form around your foot over time. How odd and most uncomfortable that must have felt in the beginning!

  5. Same, couldn’t stopping looking at him.

  6. That face….haunting…
    Ali

  7. Let me try with the help of Google Translate…
    Already more than a dry leaf
    the lawns are sprinkled with yellow.
    Morning and evening the breeze is cool.
    Alas! Sunny days are over!
    We see flowers that are the garden’s last treasure.
    Dahlia with its rosette and cap of gold.
    The rain falls in the basin making bubbles, swallows on the roof hold secret meetings.
    Here comes the winter, here comes the cold!

  8. The book with the butterfly is Thumbelina!
    Gorgeous photos again!

  9. Beautiful.
    Is Carpentras near u r village? I will be painting there in June.

  10. words, beautiful, singing to my heart words and pictures to fully capture the soul…icing on the cake of pure delight, once again as I read your blog today.

  11. I agree! The fountain is in a small town called Tourves, where a ruined castle remains.

  12. Here is to CA and Provence!

  13. I never noticed that until now. Thank you for pointing that out.

  14. Yes, the sweet Poucette.

  15. About an hour and a half away. We go there often. See you in June.

  16. We will have a car and will look forward to meeting you for some adventures!

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