Today’s program presents poems about fall, from varied perspectives. Fall has been the subject of many extraordinary poems and today’s program presents a number of representative pieces, some soft in their textures just as the season itself is sometimes wrapped in a kind of gentleness and quietness, and some others a bit harder in their edges, just as the season itself might be. I read poems by William Shakespeare, John Keats, James Wright, Timothy Murphy, William Logan, and the Lithuanian poet Ilzė Butkutė. I end the program with one of my own poems that presents a similar theme.