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Feeling Autumn's Breath
I welcome Autumn with a fond embrace, Feeling Autumn's breath upon my face. From high upon my Smoky Mountain stand, I pause to behold Autumn's artistic hand. Mist lifts slowly from the valley floor below, As if a curtain rising on a long awaited show. A majestic painting unfolds before my awestruck eyes, Highlighted by the golden rays of a bright sunrise. An endless carpet of trees, wet with morning dew, Blazes with candy-colored leaves of nearly every hue. My mind fails to recall a more stirring sight, As unbidden tears upon my cheeks alight. The sweet smell of ripened apples, littered on the ground, Mingles with the earthy scent of mushrooms that abound. Life is sustained by the season's bountiful fare; Wild berries, fruits and nuts grow carelessly everywhere. To eat hand to mouth is my childish heart's desire, So, Autumn is the season that I most admire.
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