trees (written during this morning's drive to work)
I shout "Yes!" to autumn morning light on autumn leaves,
lit up in cascades of burning,
glowing,
falling,
dying to the ground.
I shout "Yes!" to half-lit, tufted infernos waking up,
shaking off a cloak of frost-diamonds,
glistening like fresh-seen debutantes
announcing their finest hour.
And I don't believe in winter,
and I don't believe in death
when I taste the fire of their turning
at the drawing of each breath.
lit up in cascades of burning,
glowing,
falling,
dying to the ground.
I shout "Yes!" to half-lit, tufted infernos waking up,
shaking off a cloak of frost-diamonds,
glistening like fresh-seen debutantes
announcing their finest hour.
And I don't believe in winter,
and I don't believe in death
when I taste the fire of their turning
at the drawing of each breath.
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