Leaves turn gold and drift from trees,
Dancing lightly on the breeze.
Whispers of summer slowly fade,
As sunlight threads through amber glade.
They twirl and spin, a fleeting flight,
Catching moments of warm light.
Blanketing paths in burnished hue,
A golden sea of autumn's view.
Softly falling, soft they lay,
A quiet gift of the shortening day.
Each leaf a sigh, a fleeting dream,
Rustling gently in a sunlit gleam.
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