The Last to Turn
The golden maple is last to turn
As oft I've seen it happen,
'Tis a marv'lous treasure for all to view,
When roused from it's autumn nappin'
The tall red maple turns first of all
And the hick'ry not far behind,
Then the glorious maple in the midst of the yard
Awakens as no other kind
For the scene is turned to a gilded blaze
With quivering leaves in the breeze,
Like twinkling stars or Christmas lights
Shaking and fluttering with ease
Tis' the end of the show it signals all,
The performance has come to an end,
But it lights up your heart with it's radiant glow
And warms you like an old friend.
Written by David L Warbritton for friends and family. No reprints without permission.
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