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Lonely leaf on winter's way, I see you tumbling absent gray. Brown your autumn vein and kiss, I see you stumbling with great bliss. Up and down your flight and fall, I see you crumbling as you brawl. Against the snow like cloud and sky, I see you fumbling a whispered cry. You're an enemy of all that springs, a microcosm of deathly things. Yet I hope this journey one of fun, a last hurrah beneath our sun. For though we're not alike or same, I know you far from being lame. So fly along the coldest path, while I for one seek my bath.
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Dec 14, 2025
Dec 14, 2025 at 7:14 PM UTC
Upon My Bike I Spied
Lonely leaf on winter's way, I see you tumbling absent gray. Brown your autumn vein and kiss, I see you stumbling with great bliss. Up and down your flight and fall, I see you crumbling as you brawl. Against the snow like cloud and sky, I see you fumbling a whispered cry. You're an enemy of all that springs, a microcosm of deathly things. Yet I hope this journey one of fun, a last hurrah beneath our sun. For though we're not alike or same, I know you far from being lame. So fly along the coldest path, while I for one seek my bath.
I spied a lonely leaf while biking, and thought to write this.
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Dec 14, 2025
Dec 14, 2025 at 7:14 PM UTC
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