Ira Joe Fisher's “P-06877-etry”: Road Through Fall

“P-06877-etry”

Welcome to another "P-06877-etry” feature where Ridgefield’s second Poet Laureate, Ira Joe Fisher, shares his poetic prowess with HamletHub readers! This renowned media personality—broadcaster, actor, educator, and Emmy-winning writer—brings a local twist to his poetry, reflecting his deep love for our community. A proud Ridgefielder, Ira lives in town with his wife, Shelly, and is a devoted lover of Welsh Corgis.

Road Through Fall

There were clouds a-wisp and high

As we motored south

Connecticut to Carolina.

Sun jeweled the sky;

Burst of autumn light –

Hours aging in crackle and gold,

Pines leaning and listening

To our journey and laughter –

The pines black against dimming day

Sent a soft and whispered sigh

At travel well-traveled,

At travel well-arrived.

For poetic inspiration, follow Ira Joe Fisher on Instagram @irajoefisher

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