TAMWORTH POEMS: PINKHAM NOTCH SEPTEMBER 2015

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PINKHAM NOTCH: SEPTEMBER 2015

It hurts my heart when I discern

Our flaming maples brown-edged and sere

At that ebullient time of year

That brings the tourists to our region.

And birches’ withered yellow leaves

Are curled and dropping from the trees

Depressing my spirits seriously.

The Appalachians I have loved,

Famed for fall foliage brilliance,

May not deserve a second glance

Without their scarlet Redcoats.

I’m glad I won’t be here to read

That chapter in their history.

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