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Three lines and seventeen syllables will never make this haiku… go outside silence...
hold your breath and look around... let autumn find you... ¥ from the Gates of Arlington ¥ At 9am I can feel the last 90 degree day until next May coming at me. Through a break in the clouds over Shenandoah, if I watch the other side through the sky, tilt my head and squint just so... I can see autumn falling right at me. Like a painted portrait looks into the eyes of anyone who stares, autumn fall-falls on the feathered, furred, and fallible alike - just not at the same time. For my friends under the Southern Cross, in New Zealand, Australia, Ceylon and beyond, other season have come and gone. A sudoku calendar can't keep Autumn in it's place. The seasons slip and slide. go outside silence... hold your breath and look around... let autumn find you Peach Arlington Hills – in the morning Written for facebook but just didn’t want to shorten it. September 25, 2010 © 2010 Jimmy the Peach (Peach). All rights reserved.
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