Autumn deepens in hue
When Cold Dew descends, autumn deepens in hue. Chill dew thickens and frost greets the view. Plants turn gold, crabs grace the feast. With a cup of warm tea in hand, that's where life’s rhythms meet.
Tang Dynasty (618-907) poet Bai Juyi wrote in By the Pond: "Cool winds rise and curl, with gentle motion; Cold Dew falls, a chill that stirs emotion. Orchids fade, their petals turn to white; Lotus blooms break, yet leaves stay green and bright." As cold dew falls, keep warmly clad. Let us greet deep autumn, eased and glad.
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