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The summer sun sets
	in the west.
The last ray of light illuminates
	autumn’s valley.
In its darkening glow I remember,
	the sweet memories of summer.
Days on the beach:
	dreaming of worlds as of blue skies.
In anticipation for precipitation,
	we scurry back to our burrow.
Walking with Cousin Isabelle, on the beach,
	feeling the water lap against our feet;
Collecting shells of remembrance,
	and listening to their silent stories.
Playing chess
	with cousin Alex
		and winning
			again
				and again...
Reading above the crashing waves, beneath an infinite sky,
	sailing them in my mind
		and in the flesh.
Running with cousin Hannah:
	fleeting breath stolen by cold morning air.
The blue bird sings its last song, but
	its wings are chained.
Autumn returns cloaked in darkness, and the
	rustle of falling leaves.
In the darkening morning, I feel winter’s breath,
	on my neck and in my soul.
I return to the Bard’s halls, and
	drink of the Pierian spring.