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Autumn Prose II - The Chill

The wind blows across dry ground The leaves rustle all around It’s cold and dreary and ever so dead And lost are the beautiful colors that bled I am still, I do not feel a thing It’s so silent, my aching ears ring One step I take and I feel a little But it’s only for a moment, then it settles Gray prevails in this ending world The leaves are the only things wind unfurled They sink ever lower to join their clan Who cannot rise to every again land The cold air burns my senses The fight has lost all pretenses It is going to kill everything I love All because of dark skies above
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Dec 3, 2013
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