From Afar

Carter M. Flynn

There they are planted 

Alone but together 

Aware of my gaze 

For decades I stare

I'm no longer convinced it's a phase

Trees with fruit so ripe

Beyond that gate so high 

A height I can not climb 

The nectar must be so sweet 

I wish the trees were mine

They mock me from afar

Frustration makes me sick 

Oh I love them so

But their fruit I will never pick

 

                        -Carter M. Flynn

 

  • Author: Carter M. Flynn (Offline Offline)
  • Published: January 15th, 2023 19:15
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  • L. B. Mek

    intricate, complex in its layered meaning/interpretations
    and wonderful flow
    really well executed, thanks for sharing

    • Carter M. Flynn

      Thank you. I really appreciate the kind words.



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