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Thirty-fourth Saturday, from Rancho Obsesso
Thin veils of gray cloud
Race beneath thick, piled white ones
Dulling dawn's pearl glow.
Squirrel bounds through grass,
Perches on birdbath, washes
Autumn's first acorn.
Three speckled robins,
This year's crop, hop across yard
Like they own the place.
Race beneath thick, piled white ones
Dulling dawn's pearl glow.
Squirrel bounds through grass,
Perches on birdbath, washes
Autumn's first acorn.
Three speckled robins,
This year's crop, hop across yard
Like they own the place.
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