There upon the hill
A colossal tree
Surrounded by fields of grass
Underneath sit poets like you and me
And there on each branch
A poem to be read
With hundreds of branches
Words from hearts that bled
Poets that live in the dark
Poets that live in the light
The passion that thrives
Giving reason to write
Emotions that simmer
Like an all-day stew
Waiting on time
To be called on cue
The source of all these poems
Grown from deep roots
Each root a poet
Sent to the branch a poetic fruit
Talented poets who found
My poetic side
Nourished in confident Earth soil
Overcoming the urge to hide
So take your place
‘Neath the poetic tree
Immerse yourself in reading
The wonderful world of poetry
Copyright © Accidental Poet 2017
- Author: Sharon\'s Poet (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: August 25th, 2017 02:16
- Comment from author about the poem: This piece was inspired by Martina Lynch's poem "Roots".
- Category: Reflection
- Views: 147
- Users favorite of this poem: ShannonXx, Hopey_xx, BlueDays
Comments7
AP, thank you, thank you, thank you!
You captured the essence of MPS perfectly!
Thanks Fred, it was inspired by Martina's poem "Roots". After reading it I thought of a tree with poems on the branches as fruit.
Perfect metaphor. Some are sweet, some are sour, some are spicy, some are ....whatever.
Such fruit this tree bears, ripe and romantically rounded or depressingly dated and dainty. But never out of season and a gloriously cool shade in which to lurk whilst one waits for one muse. Really nice writing
Thanks dusk. This was inspired by Martina's poem "Roots". And grew into a poem tree.
Very good write, I have just written a poem about a tree as well, maybe i will out on the site tomorrow.
Thanks Goldfinch, I'll have to go check out your tree poem.
This is beautifully written
Thanks Shannon, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Such a wonderful thought. Love your poetic tree. You did a great job piecing the words together. Thanks for this.
Thank you malu for reading and your compliments. ; )
Well done AP a fine tribute the wonderful poets who inhabit this site
Yourself included. ; )
Oh, I love this tree, each day it gets some new shoots, and the roots interweave together, make the tree strong and healthy.
And this fruit from your root taste so ambrosial.
Thanks m&m. ; )
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