The Dance of Falling leaves...
... People love to dance, the joy that it brings, To twirl and spin as the heart softly sings. But nature, too, knows the rhythm of flight— The leaves that fall in autumn’s light. They dance in silence, free in the air, Released from branches without a care. In golden hues and crimson flares, They glide with grace, with love, with prayers. Each leaf a step, each breeze a song, In nature’s waltz where all belong. They lift and sway with gentle ease, In harmony with the whispering trees. People love to dance, we find our release, In motion, in joy, in moments of peace. And as we dance, we’re not alone— The falling leaves have found their own. They teach us how to let things go, To trust in life’s soft ebb and flow, For though they fall, they still believe— In every dance, a gift received.
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