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Poetry: As October begins

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  by Andrea Maclean

  There is a season when time is made visible in the dying earth.

  In a final breath the earth reveals her best. A bright canopy

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  by Michael Bettencourt

  OCTOBER

  Crow pours down in a flume of black
  to filch road kill from the yellow line.

  Abandoned seeds, barrowed by the wind,
  

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• 3 of 19

  by Denica Samuels

  Ode to Nature

  
  Fall's whispers creep into my ears

  As mango skinned leaves color the air

  Red, Orange, and rarely green

  Paints

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  by G B Dent

  Indian Summer

  October rain will neither curse nor bless
  When it scatters in a midnight breeze
  Reluctant leaves that will come

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  by johnnydod

  October moon, the magic you've seen
  The witches and broomsticks and of course Halloween
  Orange and black are the colours

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