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October
Coming in the coming rain: scents of dying leaves in pain. But I connect to nature’s vein, to be clear, and not insane. I awake this autumn morning, watching for the coming rain. Feeling part of mother’s vein, I detect no sense of mourning. I’d expect a tree to cry, blowing in the coming rain. Weep for falling leaves' disdain, watching bugs and flowers die. But I detect no sense of blame, feel no fear of winter’s bane, sense no blame in nature’s vein, no remorse or sense of shame. Creatures chirp with joy, not mourning; waiting for the coming rain, loving life, ignoring pain: only joy, this autumn morning!
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