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2024, Ohio River Valley Literature, poetry

another Fool’s Autumn

August 22, 2024Mick ParsonsAmerican Literature, American poem, American poetry, August, Autumn, poem, poetry, summer Leave a comment

the air doesn’t smell right

the colors at sunset
still burn summer

appreciate the respite
soak in the cool morning breeze

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