The Willow Trees Poem by Sandra Feldman

The Willow Trees



When you were gone,
My life stood still,
The Moon just couldn't shine,
The Sea no longer spoke to me,
The Wind cried all the time.

When you were gone,
The Daffodils
No longer yellow, smiled,
And I no longer had the will,
To know how much I cried.

Now that you're gone,
The Willow Trees,
Moved by the breeze,
Begin their mournful song,
Their long Green Strands,
Embrasse my hands,
We softly weep along...

Wednesday, June 25, 2014
Topic(s) of this poem: love
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
PERSIAN NIGHTINGALE 27 June 2014

so heartfelt, stunning painting! 10 +++

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Sandra Feldman 25 June 2014

I always wanted to write a poem about the Weeping Willows, but this one hurts.

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