Jason Palmer (5 April 1971 / Huddersfield)
Autumn
Round, large, crunchy leaves
Clear cold views
Autumn is here
Where did summer go?
Did I appreciate her?
Was my time indoors wasted?
I neglected her, she left
But now
Is Autumn time
Her bare Spring Trees
Refreshingly cold breezes
Her early dark night moods
Some lament summer
Some can not let go
She was special
But as autumn embraces
I feel her beauty
I enjoy to walk with her
Things change
I enjoy Autumn
I enjoy to walk with her
Things change
I enjoy Autumn
She has her own way
Autumn, neglected
Due to summers fame
But I love her
It is my way
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