The toadstools lower their heads
Their tears of midnight dew glittering under star light
while the silence embraces
She sits here cross legged ringed in despair
Her diary untouched by the stroke of pens
where pages and wishes are written on the wind
and dotted with tears
Much heartbreak spilled
…too much
and the age of innocence long time butchered by reality
But still she wishes and dreams for the times…
…
…
She skipped…
She danced…
She laughed…
The small song birds joined her choir
and she sang in tunes only a father could appreciate
The garden was her playground
and the toadstool ring of wishing bound her secrets
She looked...
She waited…
She listened…
It was like waiting for Christmas morning
A door on the horizon with the welcome mat on the wrong side
A miniature world beneath toadstool umbrellas
where dreams and possibilities
stretched further than arms could reach
…………….but the small song birds no longer kiss her ears
"...the age of innocence..." How long ago it was? and for what so long innocence was let to be innocent? perhaps until we became deaf and couldn't hear the bird's small songs kissing our ears?
Delightful poem.
Inspirational poetry, written from the heart and soul. Verses that are well-suited for reading on a rainy day and that are guaranteed to bring a smile to your face.
Be always safe,
Karen
Christine
EDWIN
Delightful poem.
Georg