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fall


A leaf

 

Drifts slowly, solemnly

Left to right,

Slightly up and slightly down

 

The wind catches

Whisking it

High

 

The wind

It dies 

down 

 

Slowly fading into nothing

Needed by no one

Wanted by no one.

 

Then comes someone

An imagineer, 

a historian

 

Picks it up

Examines it,

Intensely   

 

Then puts it in a pile

A pile to go back to

 

But of course,

Like everything

He never does.

 

The color fades

Time goes on

Never to be thought of again

 
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