FALLING

The last leaf falling in autumn 🍁

Photo by Logan Teffertiller on Unsplash

In the crisp embrace of autumn’s breath,
A tapestry woven, whispers of death
Golden hues linger on branches bare,
As nature prepares for a slumbering snare

The trees stand tall, their stories unfold,
Each leaf a memory, a secret retold
From vibrant greens to fiery red,
Now hues of amber dance overhead

The wind plays softly, a gentle sigh,
As the last leaf trembles, ready to fly
It clings to the branch, a delicate plea,
“Let me linger longer, just one more spree”

Underneath, the earth waits with open arms,
To cradle the leaf, with all its charms.
A final farewell to the summer’s delight,
As daylight wanes, giving way to night.

The sun dips low, casting shadows long,
In the quiet of dusk, nature hums a song.
The leaf, once proud, now begins to sway,
In a ballet of grace, it’s time to decay.

It twirls through the air, a dancer so free,
Embracing the moment, as it longs to be
Whispers of wind guide its gentle descent,
A journey of colors, a life well-spent

Upon reaching the ground, it finds its place,
Amongst the soft earth, it leaves a trace
A reminder of warmth, of laughter and light,
In the heart of the forest, it glows through the night

With each passing hour, the chill starts to creep,
As nature settles down for a long, peaceful sleep
The last leaf now rests, its journey complete,
Cradled by autumn, in a blanket so sweet

Seasons will change, the snowflakes will fall,
Yet the last leaf whispers, “I’ve cherished it all”
For every beginning holds echoes of grace,
In the cycle of life, we each find our place

So let us remember, as leaves turn to dust,
In fleeting moments, we find love and trust
Like the last leaf falling, let’s embrace each day,
With hope in our hearts, as we find our own way

Embrace the change, for every ending brings a new beginning

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