I am this season’s child
though I am dressed as spring:
The burning gold of fall is hid
beneath the flow’rs I bring.
While storms of thought are whirling,
and swirl within my mind,
All you see’s the cloudless blue
of clear sky in my eyes.
Dreams and nightmares flutter
like vibrant, falling leaves,
But I doubt you’d ever know
for the roses in my cheeks.
Though my hair’s bright as sunlit May
and my lips brim with laughter,
My birth was a November day
and I am Autumn’s Daughter.
Autumn’s Daughter

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