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by Rebecca Boles-O'Donnell

Created on: September 09, 2009

Seasons change,
From hot Summer heat to cooler Autumn days.
Off to school the children march,
Passing the swaying trees in the wind.
Autumn colors falling to the ground,
Of orange, red, yellow and brown.
Leaves cover the sidewalks,
Awaiting to be raked into piles.

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