The Fall
Leaves stick to the bottom of my shoes
The same wind, is blowing her perfume
From a distance
No more than an arms reach
The trees too tall ,I catch up and grab an apple each
The red Apple
Fiery soul
Eaten to the core
Finding seeds
I know
Well plant the seeds
They’ll grow and then
This thought was interrupted
By ten
Fingers grabbing onto to mine
Pullin me through the orchard
With the help of wind
Blowing us in the distance
Hoping autotrophic is the only leave
In existence
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