Fall
The sun creeps through crisp air
cradles me gently
and wraps me tighter in my blankets
only speaking a language of content sighs.
A leaf falls, orange and yellow
as hot cocoa is siped
snuggled in by the fire
as the smell of fall wafts
over us all.
The sweet stickiness of sap
soon to be syrup.
The smell of wet leaves
and burning wood.
The wind rustles, the leaves
causing them and I to shiver
a contented sigh
of nothing needing done.
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