October
is the month for me,
The best of all the year;
Instead
of melancholy I
Am full of right good cheer.
Of
course it’s sad to see the vines
And leaves curl up and die,
But
think of what October brings,
The home-made pumpkin pie!
The
fields are barren, bleak and cold,
The winds are biting, chill;
Each
day uncovers more and more
The thickly wooded hill.
But
just compare the pantry shelves,
With August or July;
Just
note the brown and gold array
Of mother’s pumpkin pie!
O,
let the winds of winter shriek,
And let the snowflakes fall;
October
and the days to come
Suit me the best of all.
It
is the full time of year,
The bounteous supply;
My
life is full when I am full
Of home-made pumpkin pie!
Oct.
21, 1910
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