What do you think?

 

What do you think?

 

 

What do you think when you look out the window

forgetting the snow that does cover the ground

do you see posies and butterflies floating

hearing the rush of a zephyr's sweet sound?

 

or

 

how can it be that the trees are all barren

where are the leaves that my eyes used to find

lost are the smiles that fade during dreaming

nightmares in green force their way in my mind?

 

or

 

sun softened beaches are waiting for summer

blue ocean scenes I will truly adore

hurry, I’m waiting, it’s taking forever

I need some warmth and a day at the shore?

 

or

 

 

chilled to the bone with the temperature dropping

why can’t you be here, I do miss you so

how could you leave when you knew that I loved you

tell me please tell me oh why did you go?

 

so

 

what do you think when you look out the window

staring a blank at the edge of the view

cupping your hands in a fit of frustration

why don’t you know that I’m always with you?

 

 

Author's Note

Thank you for reading

Reviews

[Yours Truly]

Beautiful imagery and love how you ended it. Enjoyed reading :)

[Thomas Fitzgerald]

a myriad of questions to wet ones whistle at times, well done, good read.

[Jack...]

Thanks my friend.

[LadySoDivine]

This shook me right down to the core. It reminds me of the fact that I will soon have to part from my loved one for quite some time, due to circumstances that are out of our hands, and it just leaves me in tears. Your poetry always moves me so, Jack. And I must thank you for that.

[Jack...]

Thank you so very much my good friend. I appreciate you always being so kind to me.

[William Coad]

That was actually really good. Do you have any classical training in poetry (Your meter is literally perfect, and original) or does it come naturally?

[Jack...]

I have to assume it comes naturally, I flunked English class as a senoir in high school. Thanks so much for your kind words today.

[William Coad]

That's really amazing then. I'll defiantly be reading more of your stuff.

[S.J. Holmes]

I really like this; there's such great imagery throughout the whole poem. It's also wonderfully structured and makes the reader think. I especially love the ending line "Why don't you know that I'm always with you?"
I'm going to have to read more of your work when I have time.

[Jack...]

Thank you so very much for stopping by today. I truly do appreciate your kind words about my piece. I am more than thrilled you enjoyed this one. It has a very special meaning to me.

[S.J. Holmes]

I guessed that it did. It really is amazing.

[Pryde Foltz]

what do you think when you look out the window
staring a blank at the edge of the view
cupping your hands in a fit of frustration
why don’t you know that I’m always with you?

Loved the way you book-ended this enchanting write of love.

[Jack...]

Thanks so very much my friend. I asked someone this question and then the poem came.

[Rita L. Sev]

Jack, all the possibilities are here - flowers and sun; barren branches and chill... As always, you bring a conclusion that longs for the fulfillment of the heart's desire, leaving the reader to sigh... Lovely.

[Jack...]

Thank you so very much Rita. I seem to always use the very last line to get my point across. I might as well just toss the rest of the poem and leave the last line...it would be easier. :) Thank you my friend.

[Rita L. Sev]

Don't do that, Jack - the journey is so wonderful!

[Carl Drake Barnard]

What do I think hmm I think lol you Have a created something special here :)
I like how you get the reader involved :)
Really clever thinking Jack :)
And again great work portraying the picture :)
wow I noticed every paragraph has like its own personalities seeing what different types of people there are :) That's just playing smart ha-ha :)

I would say :
'how can it be that the trees are all barren

where are the leaves that my eyes used to find

lost are the smiles that fade during dreaming

nightmares in green force their way in my mind?'

For this has a bit of the past in it :) and I'm all about the past :)
Really fabulous work Jack I give you a 100 :D
Cause you deserved it!

Question, What do you think ?
Ps, Awesome conclusion :)

[Jack...]

Carl, I think I love reviews like the one you have left for me today. Thank you so very much my friend. I truly do appreciate your time.

[Carl Drake Barnard]

Ha-ha its my pleasure send me reviews I will give dedicated reviews if I like it :) good work jack :) keep it up :)

[Ayvid N]

Jack...you create such contrasting scenes...yet each lovelier than the next. And what do I say of the Artwork...? It is simply amazing. A treat is what this poem is for he reader. Thank you so much for sharing it.

[Jack...]

Thank you so very much Divya for your kindness. I always enjoy when you stop by.

[Ayvid N]

You are most welcome Jack. It is a pleasure.

[Kellyrose]

Very beautiful Jack; what do you think when you look out the window, now that is the question

[Jack...]

Thanks so very much my friend. It is so nice to see you again.