Autumn & Harvest

The most poetic season — Keats’s odes, the harvest, the turning leaves, and the year’s long graceful decline.

Mists, mellow fruitfulness, and falling leaves

In this collection

• The Verdicts
• St. Launce's Revisited
• Snow
• Numbers 23: 10
• The Voortrekker
• To a Critic
• The Wise-Like Chap
• Manners
• Souvenir
• The Great Minimum
• When Nobody Listens
• The Woman Speaks
• The People all Say and Declare it is True
• Memorials
• The Fates Laugh
• Unbelief the Soul Dismays
• Prelude: an Angler's Wish in Town
• The Fool's Song
• A Childs Christmas in Wales
• Geographical Knowledge
• John Barleycorn: a Ballad
• The Rigs o' Barley
• Song Composed in August
• Third Epistle to J. Lapraik
• Farewell to Ballochmyle
• The Fall of the Leaf
• With what a Glory Comes and Goes the Year
• Thou Comest, Autumn, Heralded by the Rain
• Aftermath
• The Harvest Moon
• An October Garden
• Autumn: a Dirge

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