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Dance of the Leaves
The dance begins. Wind tugging at the trees Jostling all the leaves In
a hurry to be free. In their varied coloured splendor Away they go dancing in the breeze. A flight that takes their fancy. As they sway gently, swirling
silently Floating here and there. The dance is slow, Each step so much
rhythm. The tempo varies, Now a jig, now a waltz. The dance floor is crowded. Dancers all around. Some
is a hurry to get to the ground. Suddenly the dance ends in silence As they touch the earth Back
to where the land Gave them birth. The dance is ended.
A beautiful fall evening. Sitting high in the balcony at the camp over looking the valley below. I observed
nature in all her glory having fun with her handiwork.
Joan Cripps is a Domestic Engineer from Chatham. She says, "Domestic Engineers are JUST stay at home moms, no pay, no retirement
parties." She founded the Purple Hat Ladies Tea Society in 2001. Email Joan at rayjoanc@nbnet.nb.ca
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