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Autumn

*chills race threw the air

color spurts from the trees

the world around seems gray

sniffles creep

children giggle as they disapear in discarted leaves

arms wrapped circled one another

snuggling is a routene

days shrink

the sun plays hide and seek

pull sweaters tight

autumn is in the air*

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chelsea-ashdown
American
Published
Sep 26, 2012
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