A poem, rough draft.
When will it come, the waiting said,
Wishing it were spring once again.
Lady Gray drizzles down her frozen drops,
While her children play in the snow.
When will it come, the waiting said,
Yearning for full-blooming June.
Immature seedlings meanander about,
While May lives her day for a moon.
When will it come, the waiting said,
Burning and scorching for fall.
Cool wind and night air skit just out of reach
As sweetheart suns warm on the beach.
When will it come, the waiting said,
Life lives while the waiting wait on,
Wasting and wanting what lacked from the start
Rest in the season, peace in the heart.






4 Comments:
At Thursday, December 14, 2006,
Stella said…
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At Friday, December 15, 2006,
Anonymous said…
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At Friday, December 15, 2006,
Anonymous said…
I like it! Subtle, but not so subtle that it takes a pipe-smoking ivy league professor to explain it to you. Cheers!
At Friday, December 15, 2006,
Stella said…
Thanks! It needs some polishing up though. I tend to do that.
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