Forest ShrineA Poem by C. James SnyderA walk in early spring through my favorite wood.The day was grey; A cup of tea Gone cold. But you framed The edges With greenery. ‘round the corner Patient petals Bloomed. White trilliums Sprouted expectant Of warmth. I sampled a Single leaf-- Raw sunflower seeds. You took this place A century ago From men. At the millstone I kneeled In praise. Grooves of cobalt And emerald moss Now bed with earth. And someday there With you I, too, will sleep. © 2018 C. James Snyder |
StatsAuthorC. James SnyderPAAboutLaw student trying to preserve what is left of my creativity. I think entirely too much and don't write anything down. Let's be friends! more..Writing
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