Stretching languidly on
a blanket of grass
watching clouds dance
rythmicly overhead.
White puffs circling
changing, hiding the sun.
A butterfly flutters nearby
the children go chasing,
laughing, golden hair
glinting in filtered
sunlight.
Turn to watch
smiling, time standing
still as a quiet peace
settles over me.
Nothing to do but
lie here immersed in
thoughts, silent reveries
dancing through my mind
like the clouds overhead
twirling like the
laughing children innocently
chasing the butterfly.
Moment to cherish
before it slips by...
Nothing can last
forever.
Dear Danielle
You have captured the moments I like ...unfortunately the grass is white, its 3rd December here but your poetry is so refreshing.
Well penned
Best Wishes
Miller
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You have captured the moments I like ...unfortunately the grass is white, its 3rd December here but your poetry is so refreshing.
Well penned
Best Wishes
Miller
Makes me want to drop everything and "Stretch languid on
a blanket of grass. . ."
At least our thoughts can last forever.
blessin's
cynth'ya lewis reed
So right about this. We need such times inbetween to be aware of nature and ourselves.
Lovely.
Thanks for passing it on.
John
Reg.
Lovely gentle read!!
love Tinka