November, the least popular month

November is between colourful Autumn and Christmas 

Maybe that's why many people, especially women, experience a drop in mood after Halloween.  

The advice from sites that deal with this change in mood is: go outside in daylight, walk more, eat well, network more, plan for spring and if you can afford it, fly south.

Over the centuries, poets have slated November:

My November Guest by Robert Frost is one example.  You can find many more polemics against November.  The one exception to the cliched emphasis on cold, loss and isolation is here:
Autumn caveat

                                                   Autumn Caveat

It's mornings like this;

The stingy sun trying to hold back

Even the warmth of its reflection

Flashing coldly In the lake.

When November leaves drop in sudden gusts,

Like a red and yellow flock of birds

Swooping at once to ground.

Or even nights:

When winds reach wet hands

To take you spinning with random paper

Down back street gutters, under straining bridges

To clogged rivers.

It's this:

The time of year, along with spring,

When poets must take care

Not to sing the same old songs

Stolen from tribal memory.

Thomas R. Drinkard

Is it possible to find hope and encouragement in something that will happen this November?