The Great Willow Poem by Atticus Mortimer

The Great Willow



hands trail down soft naked flesh,
the embrace of loving warmth
a shooting star falling in the night sky above
wind blowing softly through branches of a
willow tree
making it dance a slow waltz
shading the two lovers beneath with its great branches,
Her black hair sprawled on the green grass,
the night around the like a darkened blanket
their bodies entangled under the willow
saying everything to each other,
in silent love

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