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Created on: January 25, 2009
Leaves of golden brown and crimson
Fall from trees and leave them bare
And just as birth they look as young
For one so public, a private affair
And sleep takes things that go to hide
They scratch and scurry to the ground
With buried berries, nuts and bolts
To keep them through the winter nights
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