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A Familiar Tune

The gallant birds sing such lovely tunes, while resting under the sky and moon; On autumn days we see them scour, for bits of crumbs from hour to hour. And golden are the days before us, November brings a thankful chorus; The harvest reaps its fruitful bounty, of pears and pumpkins across the county. Each year we find the gifts of autumn, the falling of the leaves so solemn; Brisk is the wind tossing them around, building colorful bunches on the ground. And in my mind I can hear the song, of autumn's breezes all night long; My heart is filled with love and light, as the moon shines on to say goodnight.
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Hamilton, NJ
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Nov 19, 2019
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