Trees (Weeping Willow)

Hugh

As the birds rest in your arms
You look down at the water
The reflection of someone else
Stares back at you
Until it is swept away
By the ever growing river
Washing away the lies that were true

 

As spring ends, summer comes
Where the shadows grow longer
And the sounds around you turn to joy
The river becomes tranquil once more
A remembrance, slowly
Of a call of sorrow
That opens every pore

 

Rain causes ripples on the water
You reach down to join them
Laying your hands on the swirling water
Using the sky as your pillow
Strangers walk paow st
How sweet, how apt
Weeping Willow

  • Author: Hugh (Offline Offline)
  • Published: February 28th, 2024 15:27
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Comments3

  • David Wakeling

    A beautiful story of the turning of the seasons.It took me there

    • Hugh

      Thank you 🙂

    • Royce Earnest Rasmussen

      Your poem beautifully captures the ebb and flow of life's emotions, much like the river that runs through its verses.

      • Hugh

        Thank you, It was one which just seemed to flow easily for a change

      • Cassie58

        I have an affinity with both rivers and trees, this poem was a treat to read. The imagery so appealing. Lovely work.



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