Two leaves with faces on them hang from a tree in autumn.  Below are many fallen leaves already sitting on the ground.  One of the two leaves is beginning to fall from the tree while the other one appears concerned about this
It's unusual to see leaves with human features on them
Why do those leaves have faces on them
It's not you. It's November.
scene: lawn description: Two leaves with faces on them hang from a tree in autumn. Below are many fallen leaves already sitting on the ground. One of the two leaves is beginning to fall from the tree while the other one appears concerned about this uncanny: It's unusual to see leaves with human features on them entities: Autumn, Leaf. 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.