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Summer's Good Bye

The dog days of summer are barking furiously at an approaching September.. Rusty faced sunflowers count their days while bobbing less enthusiastically in a dying August wind.. Golden rod waves anxiously to passing motorists as pruple shadows of the prairie grow long.. Flaxen wheat shivers and rustles in a dying afternoon of russet grasses and lonesome crickets.. Harvest moon of firey red trembles nervously on the darkening hills Close the book on a weary summer and let the grand lady of the colours make her entrance..

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Date: 12/27/2013 3:55:00 AM
A grand way to part ways with summer and welcome the glorious winter!
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Date: 8/11/2010 10:11:00 AM
What wonderful poetry I am reading today and so diverse. I have not read a bad poem yet today. I am enjoying reading each and everyone from old poets and new poets alike. Lots of amazing contest entries also. Thank you for sharing yours with us today Valerie. Love, Carol
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