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Leaf Fall

Waking in the night

I could hear the wind

Whoosh against the window

Cold air brush my cheek

 

Rising later the trees outside

Were turmoil-tossed whereas

Only the day before had stood

Frozen still leaf-bound

 

With pavements covered

In the park the chestnut avenue

Has spread before it a carpet

Of red of gold across the grass

 

In the before-sun light

Leaves fall are falling

Turning wrapped in cold wind

Tossed everywhichway

 

No way back they are leaving

Summer’s home Spring’s promise

To lie beyond symmetry

And reason’s eye.

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Written by
nigel-morgan
Welsh
Published
Nov 5, 2016
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