“Fall,” New Era, Sept. 1984, 51
Fall
Fall came today,
A bold entrance—
Not sneaking one foot in like other years.
To the eye all looked the
Same brown green of Indian summer.
Flowers bloomed brilliantly in their beds.
Not a leaf cluttered the lawns.
But, walks were brisker,
And the smell of the air reminded one of
Memories
Not altogether forgotten.