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Autumn


(poems go here) She smells like autumn Crisp cool air Her lips, red-orange leaves Weaving through her auburn hair She is beautiful Her eyes-the stars at night Warming hearts wherever she goes She's the reason why the moon shines so bright She walks with grace Dancing in the rain Her hips move with the seasons Only those who witness can explain This girl, she smells like autumn As the wind blows through her hair She is quite like no other Though beautiful beware
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