Autumn Glory
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Autumn Glory
Autumn glory with leaves you shed,
At summer's end you make your bed.
With frosty breath you chill the air
And color trees with such grand flair.
Disrobing limbs begin to shake
Reflected by the crystal lake.
The harvesting will be gone soon
Enchanted by the golden moon.
Your hoarfrost covers pumpkin skins
That will be carved with silly grins.
Oh autumn drape me in your hues
In splendor of your awesome views.
And I will praise your autumn charms
As I'm wrapped in your gilded arms.
8-22-16
Copyright © Connie Marcum Wong | Year Posted 2016
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