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Mar 14
My words—
thin as autumn leaves
humble— scattered
never quite
reaching.

I watch them fall—
some swallowed by wind
some fading
untouched—
I do not mourn.

Not all things take root,
not all echoes return—
I let them drift
unburdened
knowing—
there will be
other autumns
to endure.
Marc Morais
Written by
Marc Morais  55/M/Canada
(55/M/Canada)   
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