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We are just back from an autumnal walk. Gold, red, and yellow lead green by a nose And the sharper neighbourhood edges are softened With leaf piles that fill the dips and voids. We are just in from a loop around the 'hood. The unseasonable warmth has even coerced Teenagers onto patches of parkland to play ball While their digital assault rifles go unused. We have returned from exposure to the environs. A long summer of incremental house adjustments Pauses for the interim, so neighbours can await The soon-to-be revised ostentation index. We are inside again at the end of an autumn day. Dying rays of sunlight filter through windows and half-bare trees. Free warmth leaves us to rely upon the furnace And savour anonymity among the bricks, stucco and vinyl.
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Oct 12, 2013
Oct 12, 2013 at 5:10 PM UTC
Anonymous Residents of Everyhood
We are just back from an autumnal walk. Gold, red, and yellow lead green by a nose And the sharper neighbourhood edges are softened With leaf piles that fill the dips and voids. We are just in from a loop around the 'hood. The unseasonable warmth has even coerced Teenagers onto patches of parkland to play ball While their digital assault rifles go unused. We have returned from exposure to the environs. A long summer of incremental house adjustments Pauses for the interim, so neighbours can await The soon-to-be revised ostentation index. We are inside again at the end of an autumn day. Dying rays of sunlight filter through windows and half-bare trees. Free warmth leaves us to rely upon the furnace And savour anonymity among the bricks, stucco and vinyl.
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Oct 12, 2013
Oct 12, 2013 at 5:10 PM UTC
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