Fallen Leaves Poem by Rini Shibu

Fallen Leaves

Rating: 5.0


Wrinkled and dry
So light you start to fly

On a beautiful sunrise
settled on the ground you realize

It's your turn to be blown into heaps
And none there to weep

Not knowing your worth
When you start cursing your birth

Rustle and bustle of peers
So loud, heard in your ears

Tomorrow which turns into silent moan
Chilled twigs sway all alone

But in every heart you are alive
Yes you survived.

Fallen Leaves
Sunday, October 25, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: beauty,life and death,survival,worth
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Quoth Theraven 25 October 2020

This is quite simply wonderful poetry Rini. QtR

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Me Poet Yeps Poet 04 November 2020

Lovely lines of the season..good one autumn again thanks long tyme no sea

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Yiyan Han 31 October 2020

Fallen Leaves for the rebirth,5+ piece

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Lamar Cole 25 October 2020

This is a very wonderful poem about fallen leaves.

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Bernard F. Asuncion 25 October 2020

A well penned poem. Truly marvelous and splendid...5 stars*****

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Cowboy Ron Williams 25 October 2020

A very pleasant poem to read. Vivid images.

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