Tree Song
O Moon in the night
you are caught in my branches
free yourself from me
I cannot bear your light
we must not love each other
This poem is based on the prompt from readwritepoem. 8 commentsPamela Olson, 3/19/08
poetry, nature, writing (all writing is the property of the writer and should be considerd copywritten)
Archive for March 19th, 2008
O Moon in the night
you are caught in my branches
free yourself from me
I cannot bear your light
we must not love each other
O Moon in the night
you are caught in my branches
free yourself from me
I cannot bear your light
we must not love each other
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