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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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"Nothing Gold Can Stay" by Robert Frost
There's a good chance you can quote at least some of this poem from memory—thank you, high school English class. With only a few lines, "Nothing Gold Can Stay" captures the ephemeral nature of the fall season, and all of life's beautiful moments.
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Published 10/20/2020
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