Do I know where the lilacs grow?
Beneath the shade of long shadows,
Where twists of limp limbs intertwine,
Red birds sing on the edge of time,
“Child, child always mine,”
Soft and sweet a lullaby.
Eyes turned to a flowering sky,
“Mother, mother watch me fly.”
Do I know where the red birds go?
When earth is soft in downy snow,
Wait for the vines to green and climb,
There they’ll land in the ebbing tide.
A very nice poem. I really enjoyed it.
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Thank you, I’m glad you liked it.
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Reblogged this on The Accidental Poet: Ruminations on Spirituality, Sobriety and Creativity and commented:
I simply had to share this poem from Memorphilia.
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Thank you for reblogging, I appreciate it!
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What a beautiful poem! I love the way you use l and c and m to full affect! “Twists of limp limbs intertwine” give me goosebumps! It’s a very delicate poem. Someone’s got to put a melody to it. Thank you.Be blessed – Reuben.xx
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Thank you so much, I’m glad you appreciated my writing style. It means a lot to receive a comment as insightful as yours! I thought a melody would go along with it well, too.
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You’re an amazing poet. ❤️❤️
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Thank you very much!
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Very welcome! :))
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