Autumn
by Inkfeather
The nip in the air has turned to a bite.
The dew in the garden's now frost overnight.
The sunrise is later,
the sunset too soon,
For chipmunks to harvest
or south flying loon.
There trees are near naked
of bright colored garb
their wardrobe enlivens
the ground in the yard.
The pumpkins are standing alone on the ground
Not a leaf or stem of green to be found.
Where has the time gone?
I do not remember
The days passed so quickly from June to September.
©Inkfeather, October, 2001
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