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Autumn

Oh glorious Autumn,

your beauty surpasses

Spring's delight.

Your blaze of colors

ignites the air,

as leaves fall

like sparks

to carpet the ground

with orange and yellow,

red and brown.

Oh, glorious Autumn,

I love you best;

your fire

spreads across the

hills.

Aspen, maple,

elm and birch

adorned in decadent finery:

one last stand

before Winter's chill.

Oh glorious Autumn,

your beauty

surpasses all the rest.

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