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Autumn’s brusque wind slices its way through the remnants of summer, painting maples in hues of brilliant oranges and reds. Long shadows of late September streak across the last blades of grass, as fall’s stark contrasts light the afternoon. The seasonal wind breathes cold with the smell of autumn in the air. Autumn’s brusque wind slices its way through the remnants of summer, while cottony clouds in a sea of cornflower blue, slowly slide out of view, chased down by v’s of geese as they race across the sun. Helicopter seeds line the sidewalks, green and gold, as others float on the wind, down to join with cones and acorns awaiting next year’s crop.   Autumn’s brusque wind slices its way through the remnants of summer. Crows, harbingers of the winter to come, make their sad calls. Squirrels pause to pack their cheeks with Fall’s fare and scurry to secret caches, their bulging cheeks filled with fallen nuts and acorns. Fall greets me with a kiss as summer bows to its chill, as Autumn’s brusque wind slices its way through the remnants of summer.
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Sep 27, 2018
Sep 27, 2018 at 10:26 AM UTC
PAINT THE AIR WITH AUTUMN
Autumn’s brusque wind slices its way through the remnants of summer, painting maples in hues of brilliant oranges and reds. Long shadows of late September streak across the last blades of grass, as fall’s stark contrasts light the afternoon. The seasonal wind breathes cold with the smell of autumn in the air. Autumn’s brusque wind slices its way through the remnants of summer, while cottony clouds in a sea of cornflower blue, slowly slide out of view, chased down by v’s of geese as they race across the sun. Helicopter seeds line the sidewalks, green and gold, as others float on the wind, down to join with cones and acorns awaiting next year’s crop.   Autumn’s brusque wind slices its way through the remnants of summer. Crows, harbingers of the winter to come, make their sad calls. Squirrels pause to pack their cheeks with Fall’s fare and scurry to secret caches, their bulging cheeks filled with fallen nuts and acorns. Fall greets me with a kiss as summer bows to its chill, as Autumn’s brusque wind slices its way through the remnants of summer.
Autumn Quatern. All poems are copy written and sole property of Vicki Kralapp.
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Sep 27, 2018
Sep 27, 2018 at 10:26 AM UTC
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