The Colors Of Fall
Though autumn is a time of death in the world,
Nature taking one last breath in leaves curled,
It was like a moment of birth for me,
And led me to know the rest of me.
Walking around a quiet neighborhood,
On the way to nowhere with no particular mood,
I watched the colors flash around my eyes,
And how they seemed to be framed by the clouding skies.
Finding a meaning through the monotony of average days,
There was something within that orange blaze,
It seemed to light me up inside,
Or give me a reason to open my eyes.
It's amazing to think about it now,
How a simple act of nature or the arch of a brow,
Can inspire a life to be lived in the least expected of times,
In gentle fall days and stormy, harsh nights.
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