As the last leaves flitter to the ground There’s this sense of urgency falls all around Some may call it disquieting or just wound While others just blend in with the crowd
What we surmise for ourselves to give Would be wise for us all to forgive Would this be the first time you live Or entertain thoughts to relive
Our entire lives are all that matter Between the raindrops pitter-patter The clouds do break and scatter The winter bird will sing and chatter
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Posted: Nov 2021
About this poem:
Last of New England’s fall days. Leaves have almost completely dropped and the sun is now low in the sky.
Winter is pretty but often forlorn Yankee, here we are inheriting weather from Australia and its warmer than comfortable. I see you are 3 poems away from 600, wow that's a collection.
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