You sneaky leaves, I'm catching on
To your attempt to flatter me
The colors, all so vibrant, that you flaunt
Are soothing sights to see
And don't pretend your innocence;
I've caught all those autumnal scents
Of rot and wet and loveliness
That follow in your footsteps
You sneaky trees, I'm catching on
To your attempt to captivate
Your branches slowly paring down
Towards nudity, they herald late
(The end of summer sun)
And don't pretend you didn't know
Your limbs are starting all to show
I saw you lately, letting go
Of all the leaves that hid you so
Effectively
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