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Fall, down to sleep


Golden, brown, orange, and red:

The colors never cease to fill my head.

Falling down before my feet,

Whispered down the path each so discreet.

How could any ignore,

The beauty which I do so adore.

Inspiration in nature’s sleep,

Now I must continue to fruitfully reap.

 
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