Fall

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Fall

Red, gold, yellow, brown

They scatter over all the ground

Blowing, crispy, rattle, crunch

In little piles, they seem to bunch

 

In little mounds ,they always stay

Asking all who pass to play

Rattle, crunch!  you’ll hear them cry

As many footsteps, hurry by

 

Dancing, twirling, they invite

Reds and golds, it’s quite a sight

I stopped awhile myself today

I took some time, and I did play

 

Tossing, catching leaves in flight

I found it was a sure delight

Piling, rolling, scooting through

The minutes, it seemed, almost flew

 

The leaves were happy, I could tell

And in a day, they all had fell

Celebrate!, I hear them say

Fall is here, come help us play!

Kathy Bethune 2010

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Poetry is not a turning loose of emotion, but an escape from emotion.

T. S. Eliot (1888-1965) American-English poet and playwright.

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