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Crunch Crunch

Poem for October

By Bird HousePublished 3 days ago • 1 min read
Crunch Crunch
Photo by Chris Lawton on Unsplash

                                                                                    Crunch crunch                     

                                                        Goes the leaf beneath my boot               

                                                       Under my feet; October’s space; Crunch

                                                Crunch; My favorite place; Crunch crunch, See

                                              the orange, See the yellow, Pumpkin lights, And

                                              apple whites; I don’t feel such a fright; For my

                                          home is with October nights; Moon so high 

                                      Crunch crunch; And ghosts so small; Crunch

                                    Crunch; I always return; Crunch crunch; Every

                                     fall! Smell the spice; A feeling so nice, Like a

                                    room with walls of gold, these streets of

                            straw and winds made cold. Feels like a mansion,

                                 crunch crunch, full of skeleton portraits,

                                   crunch crunch, A meal with only

                                      soup, crunch crunch, is my

                                            favorite fortress.

                           Crunch

                       crunch

                Crunch

            crunch

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Bird House

Fairy princess blessed with the gift of imagination. A hopeless romantic wishing for her king charming, but very busy fighting dragons.

Bird whisperer on the side.

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