Moving in Slow Motion Only Toward You

The tree branch reaches, toward the light:
While I; I'm lost, inside your night.

The wind plays, toying with the birds:
While I; I'm tumbled, along your words.

The day goes marching toward the night:
While I; I'm crawling, within your sight.

If you were wind, and tree, and bird:
I'd have no use, for this tired world.

Published November 11, 2009 Write a comment
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Pendemic
This is cleverly written. I loved the flow to this one.
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