Crippled LeavesA Poem by Redrascalstrawberry
Left barren to their fate,
On the bumpy asphalt street, The dry brown leaves, Who once were ivory green. They drag on Autumn's plight, Injured, miffed and hurt. Crawling their way smoothly, With their intricate attire. They jump, they fly, Quietly with the slashing wind And juggle distant distances, On their impaired body, Meeting their mates on the way, They celebrate a quick party. And share Innocent tears, Talking in their ever propensity, Carrying their predestined steps, They keep walking till their near end.
© 2012 RedrascalstrawberryAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorRedrascalstrawberryAboutHello! I'm 16 years old and I've been writing since I was very young and have also won some Poetry competitions and was also recently published in Silkworms Ink's anthology. My areas of interest are.. more..Writing
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