The Crimson Leaf
My feet wander
through the woods.
The cool air kisses my cheeks.
My eyes see trees
with roots peeking
through the ground
and branches that stretch across the sky..
I catch a crimson leaf.
It has been blown
from its post.
And I think,
it was probably comfortable there;
In its original position;
High in the air;
Perhaps it was proud.
But then it took flight.
There wasn’t wasn’t anything it could,
to stop the wind.
I had to happen
eventually…
The leaf is no long high,
no longer proud.
Its taken from home,
its taken from comfort.
The crimson leaf
is now on its own.
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