The wind has come a-chuckling
Through the autumn trees.
The leaves are all a-tremble
For fear of any breeze.
Just a tiny puff of air
Can cause them each to fall,
And in a little while
None will be left at all.
Thus autumns’ gracious colour
Will lie at each trees’ feet,
As branches brown then wait
Winters’ icy grip to greet.
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Lovely Mum. Had a mini leaf storm here on the weekend, and I rushed out video in hand, but by then it was all over.
Yes, as with poems, they can be gone in a flash. I saw the leaves floating down from next door’s tree and the poem started happening as they fell.