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.
The Problem Isn’t How You Explain It
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They asked; you responded -- and things broke down.
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