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Autumn-Winter

by rebecca-suzanne

The cold wind beckoned,  And caused the leaves to come alive, Dancing around the bushes. Rustling softy, They fell Golden         Brown                   Red From their branches To join the piles below. The trees were shedding at An alarmingly fast rate, Shivering their layers off With every gust of icy air. Their long, brown trunks showcased many Knots       Twists               Turns As they reached for the Ominous grey clouds above. The trees swayed in unison, Shaking their branches To silent music. Even in the thickest part of the forest, Where the trees have Tangled their wooden arms togehter, There was still a Strong, undeniable sense of Loneliness. A Whisper of forgotten moments That I did not Dare disturb.
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Dec 28, 2014
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