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Little Red Leaf


I tiptoed on the patio to keep my feet warm

I unfolded my book and began to read

Just as I spotted a red leaf in the tree

It's a metaphor, you see

That one little leaf

I tucked my knees into my chest

I let out a breath then took a sip of my tea

Oh,

That red little leaf

 

     - Ariana M. Garcia

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