by Baby Rainbow
Aww that is sweet. Beautiful imagery captured here Luce. |
by Beautiful Soul
What a beautiful imagery poem Luce. You set the scene up nicely by giving a leaf a persona of sorts. You make it your main character and it truly is lovely to see such a unique perspective. This is a nice dedication to the Autumn season. Okay so the "main" perspective is a person that is gazing out the window, so that gives the reader a thought that there is a tree where you are gazing, in a house or maybe through a car window, I love how you leave it up to interpretation. The leaf is not yet broken off from it's home (on a twig) so you think the leaf is still green, so you could also say the colors are just starting to pop with brightness. I love short poetry that can make the author think. 5/5 |
by gumshuda
I love this poem... |
by nouriguess
I imagined a leaf, half green and half brown and the dead, brown part looks as alive as the green part, and just as carefree. Only the colours change. Which makes you wonder if death is a new form of life? Or maybe you meant that because we, humans, age slowly and can notice the symptoms of death on other beings, we live our lives afraid of death, trying to deny and fight it in every possible way, unlike this leaf that is peacefully accepting it. This haiku should win next week. |
by Everlasting
Thank you Noura |
by Meena Krish
Interestingly portrayed. To me it felt like everything has fallen to its death and its the last leaf still hanging on, weathering the season it clings on! |
by Abed
Powerful. |
by yogi73
Very evocative |
by ron parrish
A great message in such a short write |
by ThugPoet
Love it. Love Autumn and Spring; there's just so much meaning in those seasons and colors ... ! |