The Leaf and the Wind
Down the lonely road does the wind sweep,
in search of a partner that he does not find.
An oak stands lone and tall.
A raven lazily crashes through the wind,
preaching on the solitary oak,
with it the wind rushes to the aid of a falling leaf.
They dance; the leaf and the wind
A sad dance, yet it is beautiful
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