Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Fall In Montana

They say fall brings the first sign of chill in the air.
I say Chronus kisses me, to show that he cares.
They say fall is a goodbye, brings life to a close.
I say summer's hot, hectic; fall's needed repose.
Some live for the former. I swear by the latter.
The baseball's more pleasant, and actually matters.
The leaves stampede around in great herds and mobs, frantic.
The breeze blows. The world buzzes with natural static,
But God gets the contrast and color just right.
I can't help but smile. I can't help but write
In the fall in Montana.

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