Misty Woods

Tom Wood

 

Mist envelopes

What looked like woods

Dew rolls off

A green, leafy-hood

 

I know these woods

Like nobody else

They remind me

Of the story it tells

 

Of mist rolling in

Of the dew rolling off

Of the breeze running through

A luminescent drop-off

 

A quick top-view

Of the past, present, future

Doesn’t it speak to you

The cold, wispy rumor?

 

Mist envelopes

What used to be person

Enchanted woods

Don’t make this worsen

Give us reasoning, ancient good

 

Dew puddles up

The clouds on us do spit

As we search for your soul

It’s taken you, hasn’t it?

 

  • Author: Tom Wood (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: September 3rd, 2019 22:19
  • Comment from author about the poem: This poem is my nature side coming out. I love hiking and just the woods in general. The trees and moss and trails... It's all so poetical. One of the most poetical things, in my opinion. So, I decided I would write a poem about some woods with my usual dark twist on it. I hope you enjoy reading it :)
  • Category: Nature
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  • orchidee

    A fine write Tom. I'm only going to unenchanted woods!



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