The Fireflies yield the way.
The lightening bugs twinkle.
Their silvery lights uncover the dark..
Leading, by glimmering the astray.
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Wandering forlorn paths of leaves
Damp from evening dew that had fallen
Cool toes playing on grass
When fall takes summer by weaves
I Kissed the boy on his jowl
Bobbing for apples on equinox
The caramel corn enchanted our sences
But, come winter, the hungry wolves do howl.
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Cold and dark a gloomy cover
Skies ending, the tales of fall
Covered within a blanket by a fire
Thus relinquishing time and giving foliage a chance to recover
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Suddenly a green leaf bursts open
Warm sunlight fills the cold dying soul
Rainwater quench their parched thirst
Then, fireflies come with spring’s floral fortunes.
such a pleasure to read 🙂
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