Today's poem is a "Golden Oldie" and was originally published here in October 2012
Turned Red,
leaves dead.
All green,
now unseen.
Leaves brown,
floating down.
golden hues,
light defuse.
orange leaves,
summers thieves'
at last, my dear,
Autumn's here.
Yasmin Mariess
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