View From a Leaf

Falling

By Susan LoblawPublished 4 months ago • 1 min read

Kaleidoscopic

macrocosm transition

capricious venture

Haiku

About the Creator

Susan Loblaw

Poetess...Wordsmith...Writer

I live in Bay Tree Alberta, which I don't think is even classified as a village. Just a gas station with a post office. For the moment, this is where I live, until I can go home again.

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