Fall Poem by Trevor McLeod

The season's falling faster
than the pumpkins dare to slump
That the leaves go passing after
for the dew to form their sump

And the heat goes passing faster
for the wind to feel it's shunt
When the bees now falling past her
form the hive's now lower front

And the rain can fall as laughter
for the patter of the sound
When the volume falls as quickly
as the ear to feel the ground

And the heart can be to falling
what the soul is meant to be
When the Earth begins to breathing
what the Fall was meant to free