How the Leaves FlowA Poem by E. M. DuBoisA bit of Autumn-day imagery.You stand on the tall cliff. Below you, an ocean of mighty green The wind picks up with a soft swish! The leaves of the trees whisper nothing mean. A rock falls among them but it makes no watery ploosh! And as the leaves blend together, They make a hush of sound. Together they are, they lie forever. If they all fell with a splash! they Would weigh less than a pound. But it is enough, a weight is lifted. To beautify the ground in color. And now, just wow, how the wind has shifted! To a hum! To spread all over the exciting splendor. In the Autumn the drop off the trees with a sigh and ask the wind for a lift. © 2015 E. M. DuBoisAuthor's Note
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Added on June 22, 2015 Last Updated on June 24, 2015 Tags: TheTaintedAngel, How the Leaves Flow, Autumn, imagery, rambling, early work AuthorE. M. DuBoisFind Me, Earth, WIAboutWell, I am a former Marine (Infantryman to be exact,) though I try not to let that influence my writings too much, I LOVE the black and white theme of this place, and I feel right at home writing and .. more..Writing
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