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These Autumn Poems Will Make You Appreciate Fall Even More

Nothing gold can stay.
array of fall heirloom tomatoes
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"September Tomatoes" by Karina Borowicz
Some people accept the arrival of autumn. Others are more reluctant. "Something in me isn’t ready / to let go of summer so easily," Karina Borowicz writes in this poem about the last of summer's bounty.
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Published 10/20/2020
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