The leaves are dying.
Red and gold,
fluttering in the breeze;
dancing with secret mirth.
The winds come through,
The weak let go;
tumbling and playing
over the ground.
The rains begin,
The remainder fall;
clogging gutters and streets,
seeming, at last, to be dead.
The rotting begins.
Pregnant smells in the air;
rich and earthy,
returning to their source.
Food for the future.
New buds in the spring.
In fact, it seems
they did not die.
Dear Writer: Three reasons people try to make you feel lousy about your
writing.
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It’s hard to fathom. But the moment you finally release your book or song
or dance or sculpture or even a child into the world, you’ll hear that you
did it...
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