September

(Palindrome) or Mirrored Poem- 


Fall is here
Fresh breezes blow
Inviting long, casual walks 
Cool
Rejuvenating
September
Rejuvenating
Cool
Inviting long, casual walks
Fresh breezes blow
Fall is here
~*~
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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Minardi Avatar
October 25, 2011 at 8:32 AM
This is a cool form... you wrote this in a great package... I like your style, Annalise :)
Wellington Avatar
September 17, 2011 at 7:10 PM
And so it is, my dear Annalise. Fresh cool Fall, brought in by September. A very significant month of the year for me. Love your write, as always. Missed you and it is so good to be back reading you. Much love. Jew@Smalling
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September 17, 2011 at 5:59 PM
Ps. Smile, *^_^* “In Re Your Lovely Beauties Thoughts Upon Quasis Poe My Dear Beautiful Annalise! *^_^* Yesss, Perhaps Keeping Records of Dreams May Be An Option Although I Am In The Belief That We Always Remember The Ones That We Were Meant to Remember *^_^* Thank You Once Again, My Precious Lady, for Your Beauties Kind Visit &, Have A Beautiful Day, My Dear!” === My Love As Always, Jasper *
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September 17, 2011 at 5:44 PM
Smile, *^_^* “Tis My Very Favourite Time of The Year & Your Beauty Broughts It Wonderful Colours Nearer Than They May Be Today Yet, Tis Just Around The Corner & Ow, The Peaceful Tranquillity & Beauty of Its Cool Breeze Moments & Yesss, Walking With Those You Love *^_^* Ahhhh, A Slice of Heaven On Earth *^_^* Praise * God * Again & Again & Again *^_^* And The Best Part Is The Crown Atop Autumns Jewels *^_^* Very Beautiful Annalise & Set In Faves!” === My Love Unto Your Precious Treasures, Always & Forever, Jasper *
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