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Autumn Colours
Red light in front, white behind, Tailgated in valley rain that falls like lead. Doggedly I keep the pace, My only view, wet stones and fog: Then a sign, a road to the left And on a chance, I slow and cause A consternation of horns For the rash decision I’ve made I slog up towards a watery sky Engine faltering; I’m glad to stop Autumn colours are delicate, In thin and lonely upland woods. I would like to go higher still But the time is not yet come while I hear the sounds of traffic From the valley road, below.
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