Crunch
Leaves of gold, leaves like fire
They hit my face and the taste was bitter
But I laughed. And the sunlight poured down
Though the stained-glass canopy of leaves
The brown ones, they crunched
Crumbled beneath clumsy old boots
My fears and worries, they crunched too
Whisked away by crisp autumn wind
This poem is about:
Me
My family
Our world