Fall by [
Lyon Armonial the healer]
The leaves are falling, a shower of red, yellow, orange and brown,
The death is collecting, hundreds of sticks and trees upon the ground.
The weather is changing; you can feel this presence in the air,
An unnatural sleep, the animals fall to deep slumber everywhere.
A bit of artic air, feel the hairs stand up from this unexpected cold,
Look around now; watch, as everything around you grows old.
Watch carefully, see now how all of it withers away and dies,
Remember, remember, in spring it shall once again arise.
But oh, it seems so far away, a distant memory long forgotten,
And now I look around, and surely I feel down-trodden.
I listen carefully; the creeks speak to me, babbling about anything,
Speaking of the winter approaching, how it shall affect every being.
I look up, the trees cry out and moan, in the breeze their leaves wither away.
They cry out, they cry for the loss of their beloved leaves and for their day.
I look once more at this forest; I now feel that it has been forever forgotten,
And I turn from it, as a tear falls from my eyes for the woods down-trodden.
10.20.05