Saturday, October 22, 2011

Fall in Oak Park


October is the month of fall
When the autumn gives her call
To the wind to blow at its top
So that the leaves fly and drop

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Colour of leaves change from green
To golden yellow, and light shade cream
Then it turns to orange and red
With a tinge of light violet

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Does nature have a long paint brush?
She colors the leaves with sudden rush
Then wipes out the canvas by maddening breeze
The trees stand naked along the ridge

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Parks look barren without any shades
Dry brown leaves cover grass blades
Deserted trees stand on the roads
With a heap of sighs; grace unload

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Halloween days are knocking at the door
The evil spirits are away with roar
Boys and girls with colorful dress
Out on the road with festive craze

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If autumn comes, can winter be behind?
The chilly days with white snow lined
Will bring the Christmas days of joy----
In festive mood we all enjoy

A Squirrel Of Oak Park


Once a squirrel in Austin Garden
Crossed the iron fence,
He reached the side-walk and ran away
Through the Oak Park busy lane

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He climbed up a big Oak tree
Gazing an apartment flat,
Then jumped on a window pane
And saw a mommy cat
Playing in the kitchen
With her two little kittens;
There was scattered plenty food
Yet to be eaten.

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He was hungry, so knocked the glass,
But nobody opened the pane;
So, he got down from the tree----
Then ready to return again
To the garden where he lives;
As such, he traced his way
Back to the fence from where he leaped
And quietly ran away.

He crossed the road, hopped the fence,
Reached his sweety den,
And found a little girl in the park
Waiting to feed him grain.