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Autumn

Leaves twirl through the chilly air Leaving naked tree limbs flailing Soft sweaters cover me with care Winds caress with gentle breezing Crackling and popping beneath my feet When I walk across the dirt pathway Colorful leaves even cover the street Creating oak, poplar and birch bouquet Squirrels carry nuts into their haunts While birds begin to fly toward the south Melancholy feelings start to taunt Bringing suspicions of winter’s mouth Autumn is a season of colorful charms When harvest begins at all the farms ©2014 by Regina Riddle Written on July 24, 2014

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Date: 7/27/2014 6:50:00 AM
I love this sonnet. It brought back memories of my childhood on the farm, walking barefooted down a dirt road to pick berries for mom to make pies! I am adding this to my fav list.. Thank you for sharing and lighting my heart today!
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Regina Mcintosh
Date: 7/28/2014 7:11:00 AM
I'm so glad you liked it. Autumn is my favorite season so you may see more about the season from me. I'll be over to read your poetry and thanks again. God bless you and happy writing.

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