Letting Go Poem by Paul Sprague
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Letting Go
I look out my window
to see a single thin leaf
twist and twirl in light wind
above white bearded boulders
as if overjoyed at surviving
a hard and harsh season
where many of its brethren
let go with the first chilled breath;
easy pickings-
like low hanging fruit
in the orchard of life.
Friday, June 27, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
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