Sentences to describe autumn leaves

1) Fallen leaves hurried past. But I can't imagine the last threshold at the end of life and what is behind it. But I think every tree of life that is close to it will fly its last leaf at the last moment.

2) Fallen leaves, some are like boats sailing in the wind, some are like acrobats turning somersaults and falling, and some are like gliders circling down in flat circles.

3) Falling leaves are like songs. Falling leaves complete their journey little by little, but they will eventually turn into soil. The wind in the night blows the bamboos into the autumn rhythm, and the thousands of leaves are full of hatred.

4) The fallen leaves float to the underworld and return to silence. No power can restore a fallen leaf and make it return to the branch, as green as ever. This is a passing, a natural process. It will eventually penetrate deep into the soil, turn into fertilizer, and nourish another new life. This is its own continuation and transcendence, and it is also the eternity of the beautiful moment of fallen leaves.

5) The fallen leaves in the North create such a tragic atmosphere! The fallen leaves are dyed golden yellow, perhaps even vermilion and cyanotic ochre. The first thing that fell might just be two pieces, like a golden butterfly with two broken souls.

But then, there were golden and red showers. Then, a golden-red carpet was spread out under the tree. And on top of this carpet, bare and sparse tree trunks and branches stood upright, as if made of iron, piercing the high blue sky and light clouds.

6) The autumn wind swept by, and the leaves fell one after another. Some danced like butterflies, some spread their wings like orioles, and some spun lightly like dancers.