And I knew what the trees felt like
bare and vulnerable to the elements
facing only themselves
in an empty field
Yes, the distance held possibilities-
blue skies, shelter, population-
yet here there was still a dividing line
through the slice of my senses
You dug so deep in me-
I knew I’d always grow in you.
(I wish for the green again of you surrounding me)
Because
without you beside me
it’s as if
somewhere
somehow
someone made a cruel mistake
and I wait for it to be corrected
a fanciful dream of coming together
That’s what it had to be
to leave this barren vineyard
when so many vines once cradled fruit here
when so much of me belongs settled there in you
your vintage pressed close to my opening flower
Rockie Coppolella
Sheila
I wish you all good things, M'Lady,
Jim
Crisp; sharp; perfectly balanced . . . a splendid penning!!
Hugs,
Lance
Happy Belated Thanksgiving!!
Love Tinka
An esoteric message from the poem within a poem;-)
Love,
Eileen
Sam
Fee
Regis
With Love,
Cindy
Peace, love, and light,
Amber "V"
in the words of Diana Krall: peel me a grape. -gene.
Oh, my goodness, Michelle, this is powerful, all in itself, in this spectacular vision you paint on my eyes - thank you. Such longing, such beauty - well done.
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.