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Waking in the night I could hear the wind Whoosh against the window Cold air brush my cheek Rising later the trees outside Were turmoil-tossed whereas Only the day before had stood Frozen still leaf-bound With pavements covered In the park the chestnut avenue Has spread before it a carpet Of red of gold across the grass In the before-sun light Leaves fall are falling Turning wrapped in cold wind Tossed everywhichway No way back they are leaving Summer’s home Spring’s promise To lie beyond symmetry And reason’s eye.
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Nov 5, 2016
Nov 5, 2016 at 5:36 AM UTC
Leaf Fall
Waking in the night I could hear the wind Whoosh against the window Cold air brush my cheek Rising later the trees outside Were turmoil-tossed whereas Only the day before had stood Frozen still leaf-bound With pavements covered In the park the chestnut avenue Has spread before it a carpet Of red of gold across the grass In the before-sun light Leaves fall are falling Turning wrapped in cold wind Tossed everywhichway No way back they are leaving Summer’s home Spring’s promise To lie beyond symmetry And reason’s eye.
nigel-morgan
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Nov 5, 2016
Nov 5, 2016 at 5:36 AM UTC
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