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My Tree Through dark and dismal days I watched you reign And come to flower, Then fruit again. Wardrobe change No more the green. I watch you undress All over me. Why do the birds sing As they say goodbye? Or do they weep, As they watch the fall? Become icing on the ground And you stand tall. In ****** you are Still, strong and proud. I wrap myself up in Yellows come golds. Rolling with glee into every fold, And I breathe you. My mind is the breeze. Turn your robes into oceans That fly with me.. Continue life with me. The time to hibernate, Wait till Winter has gone. Then comes Spring And I shall watch you dress again. Wistful of the past And the future? My mind is the breeze That captures thee. Showers the world In fragmented sunbeams. Warming the earth, Making the fairies dance. Embracing the metamorphosis Of life.continued. (Gerry Aldridge 2016)
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Nov 13, 2016
Nov 13, 2016 at 12:27 PM UTC
My Tree
My Tree Through dark and dismal days I watched you reign And come to flower, Then fruit again. Wardrobe change No more the green. I watch you undress All over me. Why do the birds sing As they say goodbye? Or do they weep, As they watch the fall? Become icing on the ground And you stand tall. In ****** you are Still, strong and proud. I wrap myself up in Yellows come golds. Rolling with glee into every fold, And I breathe you. My mind is the breeze. Turn your robes into oceans That fly with me.. Continue life with me. The time to hibernate, Wait till Winter has gone. Then comes Spring And I shall watch you dress again. Wistful of the past And the future? My mind is the breeze That captures thee. Showers the world In fragmented sunbeams. Warming the earth, Making the fairies dance. Embracing the metamorphosis Of life.continued. (Gerry Aldridge 2016)
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Nov 13, 2016
Nov 13, 2016 at 12:27 PM UTC
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