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Autumn brings rebirth The closing out of summer And the renewal of the cycle Signifying a time of regeneration With cool, crisp golden mornings Faster time paces As the days grow slightly shorter And momentum challenges The fledgling generation To rekindle itself anew No more a time of consumption Or empty days of dreary longing But a momentary highlight That expunges the emblematic And erases the scars of lassitude And lethargic days that summer brings The bounty of fall’s beginnings Fills trees with yellow splendor And refocuses the thirst that redefines The topography of the soul No longer the empty moments Of fantasies forgotten That sorrows never cling to And time alone can’t quell Only the rebirth of autumn As the harvesting of last year Cleanses fields and forests Making way for new born buds That reveal through empty spaces Left by falling embers Of things that are best forgotten And glories yet to come
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Sep 14, 2019
Sep 14, 2019 at 7:35 AM UTC
Autumn Glories
Autumn brings rebirth The closing out of summer And the renewal of the cycle Signifying a time of regeneration With cool, crisp golden mornings Faster time paces As the days grow slightly shorter And momentum challenges The fledgling generation To rekindle itself anew No more a time of consumption Or empty days of dreary longing But a momentary highlight That expunges the emblematic And erases the scars of lassitude And lethargic days that summer brings The bounty of fall’s beginnings Fills trees with yellow splendor And refocuses the thirst that redefines The topography of the soul No longer the empty moments Of fantasies forgotten That sorrows never cling to And time alone can’t quell Only the rebirth of autumn As the harvesting of last year Cleanses fields and forests Making way for new born buds That reveal through empty spaces Left by falling embers Of things that are best forgotten And glories yet to come
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Sep 14, 2019
Sep 14, 2019 at 7:35 AM UTC
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