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We cannot blame nature for melancholy of the autumn

We cannot blame nature for melancholy of the autumn Leaves falling down the ground Decay to enrich the soil for feeds and the fertility of the forest It's us isolated to our world of the human ignorance Excluding needs of the world that food feeds us with love of the flavors and colors And fantasy Knitting is for grandmas They knit colorful fluffy scarfs for us that say I love you We wrap them around our necks and taking a pound dog for a day out heading to autumn forest We smell wetness and comprehend processes of the nature She teaches us this I need I require Dog strolling ahead and behind Occasionally approaches us when we kneel near a interesting plant and touches our cheek with his wet nose He makes a circle around us and signifies this is defended and safe After a walk we return home and drinking hot beverage and eating kibble We love when it rains this kind

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Date: 7/30/2025 11:45:00 AM
I like the straight-forward, no-nonsense simplicity of your poem. It is heart-warming and all rather cosy. Very nice, Kate. :) john
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Date: 8/1/2025 1:55:00 PM
https://www.themarginalian.org/2012/01/12/john-steinbeck-on-love-1958/ thanks John seems I was really inspired by this back then I took some example from you and had short difficulties elaborating answer as I ain't that quick in social affairs but I hope learning this way is allowed as I am tremendously worried about violating any ethics but I really felt your comment answered the true feeling I was intending to convey with the poem I just simply so much wanted to experience this myself because I LACK THIS and this what I was craving but the work is the work and he have to do it in order to survive Kate

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