Autumn Leaves

Fluttered fall on lonely mortals unfazed by the weather; the leaves deserted homes, branches naked in the showers. The autumn trees cast leaves as snakes shed skins in the Summer, when caterpillars gorged till it morphed into living flowers. In Autumn, trees depopulate and leaves fell by the wayside; when appeased gods of nature weeps, a sorry sight they make. By night as peace slowly sliding spread like an apron wide, Leaves on fallen leaves awaiting for their first falling flake.