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Come November

A wind, sharp and cold Leaves the trees shaven, Of such colors bold Yet, in my mind are graven Come November days Less sunlight remains, Where it stayed and plays Filtering, as it drains Through amber waves Leaving my heart warm, In my memory saves Before the first snowstorm Be it white by morning No more gold and red, Be it winter's warning That autumn is almost dead Come November nights Stiffened by the chill, The dappled sunlights Cling to my soul still.

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Date: 12/18/2023 8:04:00 PM
Thank you for such a lovingly written poem. I can see that it tells how there is hope for a little bit of light from the sun, but it doesn't last. It's tinged with sadnes, alongside the hope. I'm impressed.
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Date: 12/7/2023 7:22:00 AM
A beautiful goodbye to Autumn days and the coming winter. Our memory of dappled sunlight sustains us through winter. SuZ
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Date: 11/19/2023 7:11:00 PM
Kelly, This one touches. So much in a cold November's chill. Boldly foretelling of frosty nights to come. Waiting for the return of sun. -Richard
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