her breath, crisp and chilled, exhaled,
cooling down the days
gone shorter, daylight
squeezed between the darkness encroaching;
and autumn dons his overcoat of
colors muted,
the greens of summer, brilliant
against an azure sky,
now turning red and rust and brown,
or golden hues,
the rustle of his coat, pulled
tight around
against the cold, soft, as dry leaves
scratching
the pavement, tumbling in October’s
breath, crisp and cool.
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