The Falling Leave
I am the charter of winds
that caress the naked trees.
I’m from the lonely caves of the highest mountains.
I am the whos and haha
of a person soul,
yet conscience of another.
I’m from the abdomen of a strong breast that rawrs
loudly to defend her cubs.
I am the gentle winds that breaks the tree in two.
I am the winds of myth
trapped in a bag -
Release me traveler, you’ll would see -
I’ll send you back north against the seas.
I am the ocean’s tides that willow on the waves of fish
down deep below
I’m from the bubbles that pop in the surface just inches
from blowing blue.
I am a notebook that open and closes
in the listening ear of nature.
I am a journey written in notebook with a long tail on a torso,with
A Beginning
A End
And a story to tell.
I am simply limbs scatter across nations.
I am made from the napkin and cloth people use to wipe their tears.
I am the eye piece - glasses are used to see throught.
I am a broken tree just lost, looking to the sky, laying down on grass with a notebook at hand.
I am leaf-less as I get taken away in a shredder machine,
Saying goodbye to the scenes - as my notebook falls from my broken hands on the swooshing green.
What Am I? I was just a Falling Leave just waiting for Your Help.
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