FROM THE ARCHIVE
John Potter: My ode to Autumn
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2002

"Ev'ry year 'round this time I has to wax poetic,
although my writing skills they be somewhat pathetic.
I scribble and I babble and I drivel about FALL,
I just can't be stopped - nope, sorry, not at all.
So gents, hold on to your hats, and ladies, mind your skirts,
For the time of year's come again when with poetry I flirts.

It's time to sing praises, write poems and paint yellows,
But be wary in the woods, full of drunken hunter-fellows.
It's time to raise a toast and let loose a cheer for autumn,
Enough cookies for the winter? Yew betcha, I just bought 'em. . ."

Get the Story:
Well, Whatever: An ode to autumn leaves, football (The Billings Gazette 10/5)

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