Modern poems about leaves: poems describing leaves.

The departure of leaves is not the pursuit of wind, nor the retention of trees, but the arrangement of fate and natural selection. The following is a modern poem about leaves that I arranged for you. I hope I can help you.

A modern poem about leaves: the leaves have fallen.

The leaves are gone.

Eventually, it was all over the street

Look, the streets.

Hutong, corner

There are withered leaves everywhere.

Broken leaves

Pile up on both sides of the road

Let the bleak wind roar

Let the leaves fall

Leaves fall,

Break into pieces

Look, I left behind.

descend

Fallen

All withered and landed.

Autumn and yellow seasons

Leaves fall.

The flowers will never be found again.

All the beautiful world has withered.

Leaving only a desolate place.

Leaves fall.

In the wind

Let it fall naturally

They didn't struggle.

No attachment

It fell so crisp.

In fact, the green I used to have.

Facing the present failure.

Fall without hatred

Leaves fall.

Clean end

Only the branches are bare.

There is no summer life.

Without the vitality of life

Only bare branches

Prepare for the snowy season.

Looking forward to the next vibrant spring.

They are so quiet.

Sleep soundly in the snow

Waiting for the start of a new life

Modern Poetry II: Fallen Leaves

It rained in Mao Mao last night.

The morning breeze is cool

Walking on a path covered with autumn colors

Watch the fallen leaves dance.

Listening to the footsteps singing softly

Grab a leaf falling with the wind with your hand.

It's like a girl dancing on your fingertips.

Like an angel waving green wings.

The girl's dance touched my mind.

The angel's wings crossed a trace of sadness in the autumn rain last night.

Caught

Is the lightness of falling.

Fallen

This is a pair of green leaves stuck in the soil.

True yearning for roots

Modern Poem III on Leaves: A Leaf

A leaf

Fallen leaves in spring

unwillingly

Also very helpless.

Leaves and buds are not paying attention.

A leaf

Fallen leaves in spring

Longing for spring

Bask in the sun

A leaf

Fallen leaves fall alone

Want to kiss the earth

Turn spring mud into more flowers.

But I don't know where the wind will blow it.

Modern Poetry on Leaves IV: Leaves of Trees in Winter

Leaves are eager in winter.

Eager to turn green

Eager to travel through the changing time and space.

Turn the dream of a lifetime

Entrusted to the geese in the south.

Helpless, cold closeness

Leaves fall one after another.

The coolness stung the earth.

Fine and clear texture

Write fatigue into the blood

With the scars of the monsoon

The fifth modern poem about leaves: autumn wind and leaves

Autumn wind is rising gradually.

Leaves rustle.

That's the sound of their dancing wildly.

At the scene of the last party

In the autumn wind

The leaves nodded frequently

That's their blessing to each other.

At the end of the party.

The autumn wind has passed

The leaves shook hands and said goodbye.

Embark on a journey and wander alone

seek

The original source of life