Late autumn rain, softly falling,
is cold and raw,
chilling us “to the bone,” old
farmers claim,
and driving us back inside
to warm ourselves by a fire,
wrapped in fleece and wool
and clutching tight a cup of
coffee, acrid,
hot, and strong, a quiet time to
reflect,
looking inward, to prepare us for
the winter months ahead,
long winter months here at the
lake, silent,
now, save for a soft autumn rain,
cold and raw.
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