Two leaves are on a tree branch with expressive faces featured among many faceless leaves that are strewn about the ground. There is a car parked in front of a house in the background.
The  leaves are anthropomorphic with one leaf having a look of worry or shock on its face while the other one has a concerned look.
Why is the leaf looking scared or worried?
It's not you. It's November.
scene: outside description: Two leaves are on a tree branch with expressive faces featured among many faceless leaves that are strewn about the ground. There is a car parked in front of a house in the background. uncanny: The leaves are anthropomorphic with one leaf having a look of worry or shock on its face while the other one has a concerned look. entities: Leaf, Autumn. caption: It's not you. It's November.
"It's not you, it's me" is an excuse people use to break up with a romantic partner gently; here one leaf is falling away from the other in a break-up like fashion. But, it's only because leaves fall from trees in Fall/november. Unlike the original expression, the modified one doesn't imply anyone is at fault for the breakup.