Anna

Anna

A Poem by Francois DuBois

There she was,
A wisp of sunlight through
Trees at dawn. The
Touch of the
Moonlight on the
Field. A beautiful
Flower, forever blooming.
Slender, as the young
Oak, fair as a
Lily. A welcome
Respite from the ugly
Grey of the 
World.

Her ghost still
Haunts me, a
Mist that vanishes as
I approach. The
Breeze, which
Comes and
Goes before
I know.

She is of
Heaven, I but of
Earth. She will
Always be
Up. I try,
Hopelessly,
Fruitlessly, to
Reach her.
I cannot.

© 2021 Francois DuBois


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Wonderful imagery in this piece. For Anna who is out of reach, this is a delightful read.

Chris

Posted 4 Years Ago


Francois DuBois

4 Years Ago

Merci beaucoup!
Beautiful work as always, Aidan. I love your work. I'm a huge fan, it almost feels like I've known you for the past 5 years! Keep writing, stay safe!

James

Posted 4 Years Ago


Francois DuBois

4 Years Ago

Merci beaucoup, mon ami!

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Added on April 3, 2020
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Francois DuBois
Francois DuBois

Marseilles, France



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A Poem by Francois DuBois