Daylight recedes and night lingers longer,
A lazy sun lowers her arc
in the sky,
And summer relents on her
brutal endeavors,
Yields to the softness of
crisp autumn dew.
Earth tones of red and
gold burst with a frenzy
Flooding the eye with
bountiful treat.
The fresh chill of
morning makes night covers snuggle
And daybreak awakens a
bright orange hue.
Pity to those denied your
sweet treasure,
Who never bear witness to
your vibrant show,
Charting your change with
chameleon candor,
Rushing the senses with
visual bliss.
Signals of change as a
new dawn announces
The turn of the term,
The passage of time.
I pray that in Heaven
there still will be seasons
So all may find favor
In sweet autumn’s kiss.
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