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A November night

A hot white moon
Against a wickered black
Ignites a gnarled ridge
A cold metal breeze
To strip the trees of summer sleeves
And paint a trace of crinkled red
In darkened hollers
And dried creek bends
And burrows tucked tight
The night rustles news
On punctuated cue
That winter shall be here soon

Copyright © Justin Clason | Year Posted 2025

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Date: 10/30/2025 4:26:00 AM

Though it is spring where I am, that cold metal breeze has a real chill. I also really like the 'burrows tucked tight' thinking of the little creatures staying in. Lovely musings on the season. J :)

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