When the Leaves Turned Brown
π When the leaves turned brown Expelled off from the tree And gently it drown Down the sky with a glee. π The breeze carried it lightly To the farthest town Through the window rested mildly On my notebook when no one is around. π My trembling hands got a hold of it So brittle yet complex My eyes ascertained it as a poor chit Through the lens of convex. π Veins jutted out the skin My twin it was Owned only by the bin Perplexed by the cause. π π @_the_metaphor_of_poetry_ π
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