Forest Depths Poem by Paul Butters

Forest Depths



I peer into the depths of forest:
A seeming infinity of trees
And undergrowth.
Gnarled branches adorned
By countless butterfly wings.
A sea of green
Above those black-hole shadows.

Who knows what lies beyond those lines?
What friends or foes might well be met
In there.
Monsters may lurk,
Or fairies frolic around mushroom rings.

Yes, an infinity of sheer delight
Or hell.
Maybe I'll find you a cottage in those woods,
With a garden path to lead you down for more.

I stare
And wonder.
Then I put away my mobile
(And the mayhem is gone again) .
LOL.

Monday, August 7, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: explorer,forest,funny,modern,nature
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Paul Butters

Paul Butters

Leeds, West Yorkshire.
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