Dance Of The Pines Poem by Argentine Tango

Dance Of The Pines

Rating: 4.5


It was the eve of the reckoning.
The moon shone as a spotlight,
Searching every pine for answers.
They whispered secrets to the night,
And in hoping they be spared,
Their needles deepened in a color
Evergreen and true, while
Their spines stretched even taller.
They gave to the wind's every whim,
Bent and bowed to its will,
Honored the moon with their dancing branches
Til it bade them adieu and wished they be still.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Charles Monroe 20 July 2014

-Tongue Tango- In place of being Tongue tied and tangled We mutually fissioned And danced a tongue tango. Orchids and moonlight Baby blue hue Words are our music And papers are ballrooms A glance that will ask... May I have this dance? ... P.X

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Luscious Larry 31 December 2012

Nice concrete images. Beautiful.

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Saadat Tahir 28 December 2012

lovely....i perceived this as a poem celebrating the beauty of nature...hope i am right lovely tender and loving lines... quite a word pic too...

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