Autumn

Autumn leaves, one by one they come tumbling down Twisting and turning like ballerinas all around Perfectly landing on the ground Shades of gold, orange and red can be found Like a patched quilt, the leaves lay abound Stepping on them, enjoying the crisp crackling sound Then the icy breeze would elevate the leaves up high Sweeping them swiftly through the blue hue sky Passing the birds flying by As they embark on their journey, to a warmer country they would fly Scavenging through the leaves, insects and ants gather food on a heap For deep down in a hole they would creep Preparing themselves for the long hibernating sleep As winter rains above them will weep Until we feel the fresh spring breeze All the animals come out of hibernating with ease Basking in the summer sun Until the trees start shedding its leaves again, then surely autumn has begun!