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Leaves

Leaves Written: by Tom Wright 11/28/2014 Leaves now swirl afoot, as if disoriented, Now aground, Once brimming with chlorophyll but now Just browned; The ominous wind that whistles through The trees, A mere precursor to that soon arriving Winter freeze; They congregate in piles where they’re Not wanted, A yearly ritual and always, I’m seemingly Undaunted; I Rake, Blow, Bag and Mow to no avail; Is this my lot? I contemplate allowing them do their thing Until they rot;

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Date: 2/18/2019 7:22:00 AM
Great one. The snow came so early last fall here, it was the first time I did not get the leaves done!
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