The Leaves
Roughly Windswept fickle hairs,
Motley, many, green and fair
An Intricate commodity
Blindly trampled haughtily
Each so glossy, keen and thin
All will fall, though none know when
No trace of eyes, prevent us peek
Though sunbeam rays, our job to seek
Slowly prosper as We may
Sentience, Our price to pay
With little thought, regret we lack
Tell the Dust that we'll be back
Green, red, brown, black
Green red brown black
This poem is about:
Our world