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A Poem by Making Tracks

Four tree's alone under a red sky
What I want to see before I die
All the brown leaves bend towards the door
Reaching for openness evermore

The elder achieves it's only goal
The leaves burning around a green pole
Life swirling and smoking around him
Knowing he is through just like a king

Willow spends time in constant observance
Distractions faintly passing by chance
See's a king in his purple eye's
Wants to be his queen no surprise

An oak stands guard never seeing
Thinking he is strong always fleeing
Needing and wanting to blend
Far his sight and everyone's friend

The white fern awaits ungrown
With all the hardness fading unknown
The heaviness doth lifts and will fade
Her small entrance in sight slowly she is made

All four stand together with a growing sheen
Their leaves all touch and turn to green
Escaping the weight of fiery clouds
The door no longer hidden in shrouds

© 2010 Making Tracks


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It rings a bit of Edgar Allan Poe and William Shakespeare. Very well written, and it paints a picture before your very eyes..

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Making Tracks
Making Tracks

Leeds, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom



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A Poem by Making Tracks