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The Fall Of Man


Most leaves loose their grip

But a few hang by just a tip;

Watching their fellow men

Degrade and crumble away.

 

Alone is never fun to be,

But at least they are still on Autumun's tree. 

They can't let go

And be ripped in a mow,

But maybe they can,

And understand the fall of man. 

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