Eve of November
It is the eve of November
fall harvests gathered and stored away
All Hallows eve
and the gray black wisps of clouds
stretch across a brilliant white setting sun.
EEiry images trace faint spewed tracks in the sky
and hovering in ominous flight below
black shadow crows cry out and caw aloud.
Burly squirrels dig furiously
burying acorns beneath dried leaves
then wave their tails in bantered chit chat.
October bows its head
swooping low in a false curtsy
welcoming the winter cold.
Copyright © DM Babbit | Year Posted 2016
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