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Brushes Of Fire
The dog days of summer bring humid air, that morphs into dewdrops, as the night cools. And summer swimsuits aren't seen anywhere: because the kids have returned to their schools; abandoning their sandcastles and pools. The leaves are slowly being drained of green, changing color as they prepare to die. And the cottage windows don't need a screen when the sun sits low in the Autumn's sky for there's no mosquitoes; just the odd fly. Nature paints the leaves with brushes of fire, while moonbeams gild cerise edges in gold. For Nature is an artist to admire: with a Fall palette that's subtle and bold; Her art is a masterpiece to behold. Exhaling a breath of air, crisp and cool, with a sweet, spicy scent that defines Fall; Autumn pulls a thread from Memory's spool. It is time for Jack Frost's infamous scrawl, welcoming Winter in her snow-white shawl. Brisk breezes rattle bare branches and twigs, as a forest of skeletons quivers. A squirrel stashes nuts in holes it digs: for the cold starts to give it the shivers, aware of the wrath Winter delivers.
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