Falling Leaves –
A Haiku from Alexandria-egypt
This haiku was born on a cobblestone path in Alexandria, where a heart-shaped leaf lay quietly between moss and memory. Though digital tools supported the process, every word was chosen by a human heart seeking to archive emotion before it fades. The image attached was captured to reflect the poem’s spirit—a moment of stillness, a trace of love, a signature of autumn.
Haiku –
A Trace on the Path
A leaf falls gently,
like a heart’s quiet signature
on an old pathway.
About the Creator
MOHAMED HASSAN
Poetic designer from Alexandria. Founder of SCARABEE ARTIFY. I craft emotional archives, romantic verses, and seasonal digital products that turn memory into legacy and every design into a heartbeat.
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