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Created on: March 15, 2010
Leaves
Leaves scatter
before the wind
over the sidewalk, random
rasps and scrapes
before a whim.
Laying and lifting,
rising and falling,
they drift: aimless
to their accidental ends …
swept into suttee
or a slower compost:
but with warmth
rarely wasted –
leaves, ruled at random.
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Poetry: Leaves
Leaves falling gracefully,
Two side by side,
Close enough to touch each other,
But never doing so,
Falling on soft currents
In the swan white haze,
Old trees bend and hung,
And shelter in the shadow,
From the burning sun.
In London York and Birmingham,
by Akram Saqib
Leaves are rustling
under the feet
The army of grief
is passing with fleet
fleets of tussling
when no relief
heart can found
Leaves
Leaves scatter
before the wind
over the sidewalk, random
rasps and scrapes
before
Relinquished crown,
Beheld in gothic beauty,
Colors of daffodil and fire,
Citrus and maroon.
I must go for the greater
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