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  This post is a part of  Blogchatter Half Marathon 2025
  This post is a part of  Blogchatter Half Marathon 2025
  This post is a part of  Blogchatter Half Marathon 2025
  This post is a part of  Blogchatter Half Marathon 2025

The Life Cycle

This poem is inspired by the poem " A Fallen Leaf " by Ella Wheeler Wilcox . I have not heard the name of this poet before.  A trusting little leaf of green, hardly thought to be seen as an essential gene only to discover its  life-sustaining power when a flaunting patch of vivid red, engulfed its circulating bed interrupting the food it fed for now it dread of the dissolving hookup as life flew up—high up.  ©water 26.10.2025. This post is a part of  Blogchatter Half Marathon 2025

Vehement Brainchild

This poem and the next poem are inspired by similar concepts, but the conceptualization of the poem is different, which made me choose both the poems to compose my own. This poem is inspired by the poem " The Falling Leaves " by Margaret Postgate Cole. I have borrowed the first and last lines of this poem from the above poem. I love positivity over hard times so I was trying to see this poem as an inspiration to fight for our dreams and make it happen, refusing to fall like snowflakes on the Flemish clay (refusing to give up on your dreams.) Today, as I rode by, I saw my path full, carpeted with musical wool; whistling the melody so cool; oh! How I love it without rule 'cause its engaging muzak succors my elegant cogitation; taking me off on a wonderful sail to my dreamland, now no more frail; brimming with the holy grail of my life; Pfft! Refusing to subjugate Like snowflakes falling on the Flemish clay. This post is a part of  Blogchatter Half Marathon 2025