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The blackberries on the railway path are ripe. The woodland birds are quick to take their share, while purple fingers pick amongst the hype and rabbits hop in the hedgerow somewhere. A cool wind spirals, rustling fallen leaves, carrying distant cries along its way and bending the amber-tinged tips of trees. The sound of summer joys are in decay. They soften, becoming calmer, quiet, like tired eyes in need of time to sleep. There are some feelings I cannot forget and memories I will forever keep. Meet me along the railway path, my dear, to breathe the mellow, autumn atmosphere.
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Sep 7, 2017
Sep 7, 2017 at 2:25 PM UTC
September
The blackberries on the railway path are ripe. The woodland birds are quick to take their share, while purple fingers pick amongst the hype and rabbits hop in the hedgerow somewhere. A cool wind spirals, rustling fallen leaves, carrying distant cries along its way and bending the amber-tinged tips of trees. The sound of summer joys are in decay. They soften, becoming calmer, quiet, like tired eyes in need of time to sleep. There are some feelings I cannot forget and memories I will forever keep. Meet me along the railway path, my dear, to breathe the mellow, autumn atmosphere.
pauljones
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Sep 7, 2017
Sep 7, 2017 at 2:25 PM UTC
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