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Jack Davies
Poems
May 2016
Purple Trees
There are purple trees inside this head,
The roots grow down to my toes.
And the purples leaves (as my mother said)
are colours that no other knows.
For I was born in a heartless world of red,
As blue rained from the sky.
But my soul's a seed (as my mother said),
From which purple began to rise.
I am now a Forrest of red and blue,
and colours you cannot see.
And I may not be you, or you,
But I am most definitely me.
So tell me a lie / a label / a truth,
That is primary to believe.
But I am not a red and blue youth,
For I am full of purple trees.
(This poem's from a twenty minute typewriter challenge that I was lucky enough to be a part of!)
Written by
Jack Davies
Perth, Australia
(Perth, Australia)
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