Separating Our Paths
Slippery green leaves
turn to a crisp brown
flake.
Leaves fall
like winter snow.
Brittle stems
crack from branches.
Pair of steps crunch
broken leaves
into sluggish dirt.
As each leaf shatters
the farther the steps
separate.
She turns left.
I take a right.
Leaves create nets.
Separating our paths.
As each leaf ages,
years together
fade.
Like a leaf changes
and dies,
a friendship looses
it’s luster.
Leaves left
to nuzzle down
into the dirt.
Steps crush them into the nonexistent
corners of the forest.
Forever lost
never to attach
back to branches
back eachother.
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