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Marie


Falling leaves

That was once vibrant green

Start to change once time came

Green turns dull

From dull green to orange

Water falls

To pursaude the orange to turn green once more

Yet failed and orange turned brown

But the roots stayed strong

How I admire Marie

A tree so big and strong

That leaves a print

A mark that made me grow stong

 
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