Under a Willowed TreeA Poem by Michelle LongUnder a willowed tree, alone there I lay. Beneath the setting sun, across the shallow bay.
My routine is profound, repeated the next day; it's how I escape, makes troubles go away.
As my thoughts unwind, nothing meant to say, I revaluate my life, upon sunset of May.
Forever resting my head, watching Sun's blinking rays, nothing shall wake me, falling into a daze.
Dreams of faded peace, begin to make way. Pearching upon a rock, rests a beautiful quay.
Then the white bird, lovely as it may, turns a frightening color, one of dark-gray.
Once shallow water ahead, starts crashing green waves. Sunset turns to night, grass turns to clay.
Abruptly, I finally wake, confusion starts to play. Under a willowed tree, alone there I lay. © 2009 Michelle LongReviews
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4 Reviews Added on April 12, 2009 Last Updated on April 12, 2009 AuthorMichelle LongJapanAboutI find every piece of writing that I have currently posted on here terrible; they're all very old. I'd delete them, if I weren't such a weirdo and didn't have a problem with that thought. With tha.. more..Writing
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