Wednesday’s Photo
Fall Poem
A couple of years ago I wrote a poem inspired by the splendour of fall just within our own yard, which represents a microcosmos of the wonderful world of the Arrow Lakes. I embedded the poem two lines at a time into the video that captured the autumnal mood. Enjoy.
The Peter and Gertrud Klopp Family 
It’s lovely
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Peter , Peter !!!! You write poems as well ? Math and romance collide together ? Wow – I am so impressed . Is this hard working Bien? It might be her :). I just love the scene , nature and the poem – can I reblog it some time next week?
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If you had attended my math classes, you would have discovered that math and geometry are intimately connected to art, music, even poetry. Best wishes! Peter.
Go ahead and reblog the post. No need to ask.
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👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻☀️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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Thanks for the thumbs up, Luda!
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Very nice! Thank you for a very pleasant interlude in the day.
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Well done, Peter! Also, I thought I would let you know that we in northern California received a present from on high today, a day before Thanksgiving: it’s raining!
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That is good news indeed. Something Californians can truly be thankful for. Best wishes! Peter
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A lovely autumn impression with a poem perfectly matching the photos. Thank you very much Peter!
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I am glad you liked the poem and the video, Brigit. Good night!
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Lieber Peter, das ist ein zauberhaftes Video und gleichzeitig eine kleine Lehre übers Gärtnern zur Freude aller!
Danke für diesen schönen Beitrag,
herzliche Grüße, Ulli
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Es freut mich, dass dir das Video gefallen hat.
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beautiful Peter!!! thank you!
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You are welcome, Jodi.
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I had no idea that you write poems. Beautifully written. The fall color in your backyard looks amazing.
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Reblogged this on Plants and Beyond and commented:
This is sweet and serene. Just like I see nature. Peter is a mathematician/nature lover/writer and a poet that I admire very much. Love this post about nature and his dear poem. It calms me and makes me happy 🙂
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Thank for reblogging and the kind comment, Luda! That really made my day!
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Reblogged this lovely poem. Thank you,Peter
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Thank you for reblogging my poem, Luda! It means a lot to me.
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Beautiful! With music to match the mood.
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Lovely, Peter (finally had time to watch now that the holiday is over). I marvel at how you are able to write poetry in English even though it is your second language. I know you have lived in Canada for a long time now, but nevertheless I am always amazed by the way some people can become so completely fluent and literate in another language.
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I guess total immersion is the key to pick up another tongue and a certain degree of linguistic talent to go with it. Thank you for this kind comment, Amy!
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You captured the beautiful circle of life so well.
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Thank you, Tanja, for coming on board of the Klopp family blog! Your post on your favourite German was interesting read.
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Thank you, Peter. I look forward to learning more about your life in Canada.
Best wishes,
Tanja
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