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A Twilight Of Trees
by J. Allen Wilson
Monday, May 10, 2004
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A twilight of trees,

Give unto a silence golden,

which meets the special needs,

of the tender hearts spoken.

For they bequeath the dreams of scarlet lilies

Which bloom majestically upon a grassy hill,

Beholding to all their radiant, but silent glory,

which replenishes the sodden soul its fill.

For this twilight of trees has granted splendor,

And cast a shadow not on this heart so tender.

So I shall lie me down on this misty hill,

And sleep the faithful sleep of angels,

For I have seen His glory…felt His love, and have drank my fill.

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Reviewed by Simon Thurlow (Reader)	5/15/2004

Wow. Great write Allen




Reviewed by ya mama (Reader)	5/11/2004

a wonderful write.




Reviewed by Susan de Vegter	5/11/2004

Excellent!! Bravo!!! I love trees too and to be able to create a poem in their honor is a fete made for immortality. I have trees here on the property that are poetry with every sweep of the land. Enjoyed this one. Love, Susan




Reviewed by Lisa Hilbers	5/11/2004

Another beautiful write from your artistic pen Allen..enjoyed. Lisa




Reviewed by Mr. Ed	5/11/2004

Fabulously rich poem, J. Allen; truly enjoyed.




Reviewed by Debashish Haar (Reader)	5/11/2004

GREAT writing, Allen...and I agree with Peggy that ending is marvelous!!




Reviewed by Lady Peg (Reader)	5/10/2004

Allen I love this superb poem and the ending is awesome....




Reviewed by E. Richardson	5/10/2004

beauty, love, spirituality all combined...well done, J.




Reviewed by Linda Hill	5/10/2004

Outstanding poetry, my friend. Oh, if only everyone would drink their fill of HIS love, the world would be a better place. Beautiful images of peace. Linda




Reviewed by E T Waldron	5/10/2004

This is an exquisitely worded poem ,it bathes us in serenity, and beauty of thought Lovely work Allen!




Reviewed by Kerry Compton Star Girl	5/10/2004

This is very beautiful




Reviewed by Ed Matlack	5/10/2004

Very pretty, Al..Peace, Ed & Rufuz




Reviewed by Londis Carpenter	5/10/2004

how serene. trees are like that, though. Great writing




Reviewed by Retta (Reindeer) Mckenzie	5/10/2004

This was so beautiful, I loved this poem, very lovely! Reindeer




Reviewed by Lori Moore	5/10/2004

Beautiful thoughts. I like the way you end this. Nicely done.




Reviewed by Dawn Richerson	5/10/2004

a beautiful poem.

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