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  1. “Leaves wander into nowhere” – they sound quietly desperate..as if looking for something, but in no subtle fashion
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    1. Agreed, every approaching Autumn I can’t help but feel apologetic towards the leaves…they’re just there somewhere and nowhere
      I’m glad ye like! Thank you! :’)

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  2. Poignant and beautiful! It is deeply moving to see the crisp gold falling off from the trees unto the ground. But every leaf is holding an undying hope in its bosom……. hope that the lost vigour and life will come in full swing……….. just the time has to rise its veil.

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    1. It’s is indeed. every leaf is holding an undying hope in its bosom – very true, I hope we can carry the same hope and vigour with us. πŸ™‚

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  3. Very nice poem. With a hint of sadness as well. Change can cause some distress and upset. However, it also means new beginnings. I like change. I try to embrace it and look at it as a new phase in life. Like a new and exciting adventure.
    This poem makes me think of the seasons, and how autumn and winter can bring about a coldness, somewhat of a death. But it was necessary for it to happen so that new life could be birthed and strength could be developed.
    Beautiful sweetie.
    πŸ™‚

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    1. Yes, exactly. Nothing dies, it just rejuvenates. I try to embrace changes too at times it can falter but in a long run every change becomes a part of ourselves as you said – ‘so that new life could be birthed and strength could be developed.’ very true. πŸ™‚
      Thanks for the lovely comment, Staci! You’re a gem. ❀

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