Every autumn I experience roughly the same feelings in a certain sequence. Before the beginning of autumn, I am always sad that summer is coming to an end, although I do not like it. But then, when everything around turns yellow and the fallen leaves lie on the asphalt, I rejoice at this time.
And then, when the trees become bare and the pre-winter comes, I go into a state of anxious expectation of the first snow.
I like all the stages of cyclicality that nature has invented.
And when, if something is missing, then you start to be indignant.
For example, this autumn there was very little rain, which is out of the natural process.
No one likes rains, but when there are few of them, then there is a feeling of lack of something, a missing element.
But this is a trifle compared to the fact that if the leaves were all fell off at once, and we would not see all this yellow beauty.
Therefore, in nature, everything happens so smoothly and gradually.
Not long ago there was such a bright, dense autumn, where brightness arose from the yellow leaves that had not yet fallen.
The yellow crowns, illuminated by the yellow sun, seemed to intensify the light around.
And now the time is coming when the light from the sun, no matter how bright it is, will be absorbed by all this grayness.
Only the snow that has fallen will save, which will reflect the light and again transform the whole district.
It turns out it's all about the light. This physical process is almost the basis for everything.
Even at night there is light, even in the darkest room there will be light.
Because we are surrounded by charged particles, air, chemical elements.
Oh, I went to the wrong way..
Nevertheless, we see elementary natural processes and know why they were created.
Fallen leaves are needed for humus, to nourish the soil, so that later in the spring, when the snow melts, all this slurry again nourishes the trees so that leaves grow, which will then fall off and feed the soil.
Only for some reason no one sees how the whole world, the whole system, the universe works.
Yes, it will be more difficult there, but not so much as not to see.
And there are natural cycles with a much longer interval of time than one year.
Humanity is also a certain cycle in nature.
It's scary to think about what cycles are in the universe and how long they take.
And I love autumn and every year I wait for the first snow.