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Autumn Sonnet

The dead of fall brings new life into me And raises me up as leaves sail to the ground The changing of colours - A marvel to see And throughout the trees no green leaf can be found Some yearn for the warmth of the sun in the sky As I sit in serenity in the cool, crisp air And step on the crackling leaves I pass by And I fall into autumn and forget all my cares Some long for the snow to fall gently to the earth As I smell the smell that is only of fall: The smell of pumpkins and cider and joy and mirth And breath in so deeply and take in it all The seasons must change and the nights will grow long And the land will turn orange and the wind will blow strong
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