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Autumn Skies


Though all the ways our paths may roam

The goal of every journeys end

Where calls the heart to hearth and home

Through wending weather beaten bends

The welcomed warmth of hearths embrace

Whose comfort cloaked in threadbare wise

No longer wields the power to chase

The moody rain from autumn skies

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