The Leaves Were Always There

The Leaves Were Always There

A Poem by daninstockholm

The leaves were always there

On the dry ground, natures abstract paintings

Brushstrokes of God on the Square

I remember as a kid

I used to run thru them many times

The rustle would make me laugh,

Something I needed to do more of.

And again in college,

Walking through the grounds

They were there, beckoning, pleading

Come and play! And I did,

 They were there again today

Wet slick, dangerous

They tease me,

You are old, they say,

Come and play at your risk

© 2015 daninstockholm


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How well I remember jumping into those leaves. I hope the child in you turned a cheek, and jumped anyway! ; )

Posted 9 Years Ago


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daninstockholm

9 Years Ago

Yes, definitely! And again just the other day!!

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daninstockholm
daninstockholm

Stockholm, Sweden



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Time gives us moments made up of empty canvasses. How will you use yours? Happily married male, American born but now happy to be living in Stockholm, loves to learn and experience new things new p.. more..

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