A Day Used to Be

A Day Used to Be

A Poem by Mek & the Infinite Madness



I still remember the 
days of golden suns
Reflections upon leaves
Days were still warm
Fields were filled with laughter and 
innocent dreams
rolling down the meadows
Nothing but green and 
daisies were an orchestra
A melody by angels 
in chorus with the breeze
Whistling tunes of heavenly smiles
radiant hues paints the sky
…a cool morning dew

I was there…
Enjoying the breeze and 
the array of yellows and butterflies
and violets and bees
Under the tree 
by the olden tire 
hanging on a wrinkled branch
Mighty arms of the elder oak
who has witnessed
years of sunrises and sunsets
Old maybe the tree was
but the scent were of flowers
and there was never a fading
Contented
happiness it seemed
I never left the solitude
It was a solace of an embrace…

 


Mek
Oct08

© 2013 Mek & the Infinite Madness


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Photo by Alice Matuszkiewicz

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that is a beautiful photo...we should ll have our own tree in my eyes thank you for sharing

Posted 11 Years Ago


Mek & the Infinite Madness

11 Years Ago

thanks!

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