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November Rain
by David C.
copyright 10-15-2002


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Early November rain
sleets through the maple branches;
stripped to their essentials,
it had cut its loses.

Below, a forgotten Jack O' Lantern sits,
now has a haunted look
its flame extinguished
only congealed remains left
in the ruin.

It’s spirit gone
back to my lost childhood.


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10-17-2002 William Robbins    

Great poem. You stirred such images and sensations and tied it in the end with a subtle, but terrific poetic line.
10-16-2002 Audrey Sullivan    

Another Great One.
10-15-2002 Bob Church    

Nice job, David! Lots of thought and feeling present here... One quick nit-- 'losses' needs two "s's"... heehee. No big deal, very easily fixed. I wish I could write this well when I was your age (or probably right now, for that matter). Thanks for sharing this with us.
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