Were I A Leaf Poem by William Tell
Were I A Leaf
I look at fallen leaves and think how simple it could be.
Simple, if I were as the leaf upon the tree,
That when the season of plenty has past,
I should not live to see the winter.
But instead, fall so softly, and wither in such peace,
That no one would remember or miss me.
And none would say I was wrong to fall.
Thursday, May 15, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: death
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