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These Autumn Poems Will Make You Appreciate Fall Even More

Nothing gold can stay.
fall pastoral scene
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"November for Beginners" by Rita Dove
In autumn, we watch the past leave us, leaf by leaf. Rita Dove captures the season's melancholy with lines like these: We sit down / in the smell of the past / and rise in a light / that is already leaving."
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Published 10/20/2020
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