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The Monday Morning Memo

Thoughts

 

I love the Autumn,

And yet I cannot say

All the thoughts and things

That make one feel this way.

 

I love walking on the angry shore,

To watch the angry sea;

Where summer people were before,

But now there’s only me.

 

I love wood fires at night

That have a ruddy glow.

I stare at the flames

And think of long ago.

 

I love the feeling down inside me

That says to run away

To come and be a gypsy

And laugh the gypsy way.

 

The tangy taste of apples,

The snowy mist at morn,

The wonderlust inside you

When you hear the huntsman’s horn.

 

Nostalgia—-that’s the Autumn,

Dreaming through September

Just a million lovely things

I always will remember

 

– Jacqueline Bouvier, Age 15

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