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@mattstefonpoems.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 4:16 PM

Another #FallPoem. Wrote this when Jack Kerouac was literally my neighbor. (Lived in South #LowellMA steps from #EdsonCemetery.) Thinking about it cause I again just missed the Lowell Celebrates #Kerouac October festival. I live in and love #TroyNY now, but I love and miss #Lowell.

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@mattstefonpoems.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 3:52 PM

Fall poem. In the mood.

From my chapbook “Shaking the Wind.”

#FallPoem
#Autumn
#Poetry

“A Voided Tree” At least the ground can start to heal at last from the nurturing it long gave. Remember that this winter when you’re burning what this ground was nurturing.
@mattstefonpoems.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 4:21 PM

Short poem for my favorite month. Written when I was living in #LowellMA. Not sure if it’s actually finished or not,
so I’ll just leave it like this here. #AutumnPoem #FallPoem #FragmentFriday #FragmentsFriday

“October rain” All day scraping the mustard leaves, spreading them on the cobblestones.
@mattstefonpoems.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 2:16 PM

Happy first morning of Fall! Here’s a fall poem I wrote four years ago after driving through Andover after dropping my wife off at work.

From my chapbook “Beyond the Spaghettiville Bridge”… still inexplicably available from @alienbuddhapress.bsky.social

#FallPoetry #FallPoem #AutumnPoetry

“Hit and run” I’d been told that an oak tree leaf caught mid-spin from breaking earthward from its oak tree in fall brought the one stopping to catch it fortune. Judging how on one-thirty-three that beater smacked one Thursday, sent it staggering then sprawling, then sped off, no one told the driver.