Autumn-Kissed Valley River
In autumn’s grasp, the river softly flows,
Its rapids hum a song to fleeting days.
The bends reveal what only nature knows,
A world enshrouded in its golden haze.
The peaks, mist-veiled, stand watch through endless time,
While echoes linger in their ageless streams.
Their whispers weave a soft and fleeting rhyme,
To cradle dreams within the twilight beams.
Each leaf descends, its fiery hues alight,
A fleeting flame that burns, then fades away.
Yet nature sings through beauty’s sacred rite,
A tale of seasons in their sweet decay.
So twilight falls, its amber glow ascends,
And beauty’s tale a sacred truth transcends.
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