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Autumn

The dull leaves cry and crackle as the sharp winds strains their stalks. They flutter through the wayward wood like the ever searching cuckoos. Ochre, the sad oak gleams, barer in the morning rays. Diamond frost melts once more into the crisp leaves which, from crunchy embers, soften as they drench Satin turns to pumpkin and mahogany as melancholic November approaches.
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Apr 16, 2014
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#color#birds#autumn#leaves#colour#november#frost#crisp#leaf#oak#october
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