Twirling and dancing
Last celebration as death
Claims the falling leaves
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Twirling and dancing
Last celebration as death
Claims the falling leaves
(Photo from depositphotos.com)
Poet Rummager 
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Lovely, T! Thank you…goes perfectly with the poem 🙂
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🙂
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Nice…
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Thanks Trae🌷
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There they go, spiraling down merrily on a final journey to the ground. I can almost hear them shouting “Whee!”
I like the big piles of leaves in September and October. I always want to jump in them (though nowadays I seldom do).
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That’s sweet, BunK! Who wouldn’t say “whee” on the way to the ground?
Just give into your inner child and jump into the pile!
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I’ll have to go looking for some in a couple of weeks once the leaf piles are really high. 😀
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Perhaps you can use your bag to save some leaves, so you can make a wreath or something?
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If I’m not careful, I may soon have to use one to commemorate my dearly departed waistline.
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😀 😀
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Reblogged this on tripleclicka.
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Reblogged this on tripleclicka
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Death may well be claiming the leaves, but Winter’s small children will soon be visiting. 🙂
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Hello! I love your poem! Thank you for your gift❄️⛄️❄️
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The leaves in New England are starting to twirl and dance, which means the winter constellations are on their way. Lucky me. Clever haiku!
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Thank you, Fly! Must be lovely! Happy for you and your camera. There’s a sweet side to you, after all😃
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Sweet like cinnamon!
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Nice danse macabre of autumn ☺
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Thank you Francis! I hope your back is better?
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Oh, yes, it was a bad chair that it was bothering me but I’m again in my lair and walking and everything. Thank you!
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I don’t like bad chairs. They need to be slapped once in awhile, then they’re good again. Lol.
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haha, a chair slap!? XD
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haha! Not too hard; just to let it know who’s the boss.
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X’D
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Great haiku. The image is stunning.
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Thank you, sir! How is autumn in Ireland?
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I’m in the States at the moment.Going back soon.
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Ah, that’s right; you love traveling. Bon Voyage Oggy✈️
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You should say it like “Bon voyagee,” like Bugs Bunny. Not proper French, but funnier.
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Bon voyagee, doc!🐰 There. Happy now? 😊
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That sounded kind of angry…
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Angry? Don’t you see me smiling at the end of the sentence?
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I don’t know what any of that stuff means! You know me well enough to know that by now. But I’m glad you were smiling; now I’m laughing at myself. If you’ve got a minute, go read my latest dumbass post; I think I may have got the story tags right, thanks to you.
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Oh, yeah, dumb of me to even ask! It’s not a re-blog, is it? I want to read something YOU wrote. And no, there’s no angry tone here. I’ll also read it when I get back. We’re seeing that new Shylaman movie, The Visit. Have to leave in a few mins.
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Not a re-blog. Enjoy the film.
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Thanks! Will read late tonight. Yay…glad it’s not a re-blog!!
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