The Secrets of Leaves
By Mac
There is a stirring in the trees Autumns breath murmuring Softly, amidst the colorful leaves A telling of the season’s secrets Spread from dying leaf to stem Echoing within the wooden heart Carrying from limb to limb A hidden desire to always remember That which might or could have been Dangling by a thread, buffeted by the wind Yet always there is another season And still more secrets left to tell For the leaves are always dying Raked in a pile near where they fell Generations upon generations Leaves falling on the ground Rotting secrets left unturned Bagged, buried, or burned Ripped from quivering limb Lifeless piles of untold secrets Whose memories have faded dim Written October 18th, 2001 © on Oct 18 2001 12:16 PM PST, RD McManes 0 • 10
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"There is a stirring in the trees..."