Summary
In the stillness of a woodland ditch, two birch leaves drift side by side upon dark water. Their mottled skins, freckled with the marks of passing seasons, glow faintly against the shadowed pool. Tiny ripples cling to their edges, holding them afloat as if reluctant to let go.
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