Fallen leaves

 

leaves on the trees turning from yellow to brown 

with a stiff wind soon on the ground 

Rustling, rustling 

A pile of leaves so neatly collected 

Beckoning me so they're not neglected 

Rustling, rustling 

I jump I jump so gleefully 

In a daze of joy so peacefully 

To which I must admit this practice I adore 

Now the leaves askew and beckoning no more 

Until next year my beautiful foes 

Rustling, rustling as the wind blows 

Fallen leaves

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