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Created on: September 12, 2009
The trees are like the best fables
they wear coats of many colours
and guard the walkways with blustered arms.
They are sentinels, tall and elegant,
their leaves beacons against the early twilight.
They are giants with smiling faces.
It is at this time of year you stare
childlike at sheer beauty
and fall.
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