autumn poem
birch leaves softly fall/
from another world/
and sleep opens my eyes
posted by johnthebarman at 4:32 pm
Saturday, September 27, 2014
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A new favourite Autumn poem
Autumn—overlooked my Knitting—
Dyes—said He—have I—
Could disparage a Flamingo—
Show Me them—said I—
Cochineal—I chose—for deeming
It resemble Thee—
And the little Border—Dusker—
For resembling Me—
Emily Dickinson
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