Autumn Senescence in Six-Word Stories

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It happens,
Right outside my window

Beneath my feet
Above my eyes

Maples arrive first
To the party

Owen’s river birch
opens golden arms

Young tulip poplar
yearning for above

Fourhundredeightynine butternuts
Twothousandninehundred crabapples
Sevenhundredtwentyseven chestnuts

Cut, rake, pile
The town vacuums

My neat rows
Make pickup smoother

Late burning bush
preens in sunshine

By David Klein

David Klein

Published novelist, creative writer, journalist, avid reader, discriminating screen watcher.

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