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Cling to your branch, gold.
Try philosophise free will.
Autumn always wins.
About the Creator
Joe O’Connor
New Zealander
English teacher
Short stories and poems📚
Please be honest- I would love your constructive feedback, as it's the only way I'll get better. Would rather it was pointed out so I can improve!
Currently writing James The Wonderer
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Comments (4)
A gentle reminder to let go with grace, as "Autumn always wins." I love this.
Oh, a new take on the prompt. 🍂 I like it!
Man, this is a great haiku. The futility of a leaf trying to choose not to fall, that’s a really compelling concept
Oooo, I especially loved the second line. Such a beautiful Haiku!