The trees are the first to save
their lives in the season
of retreat. Letting leaves wither
into crumpled brown lines
but look! full of last colors;
Maple red, Oak yellow and
acid green.
If I listen to leaves, they don't
tell me about loss. They tell me
about flight, being carried,
the last tug and the emptiness
of air between, of falling and
watching; women walking, dogs
running, the folded beauty of other
leaves and the warm ground.
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