Spring
Drops of water
from my eyes
slide down my cheeks...
I turn my face to the sky.
The sun shines
upon my skin...
The wind blows
through the field Im in.
A butterfly
black, red, and gold
flutters by...
Free from Winters hold.
Spring
Drops of water
from my eyes
slide down my cheeks...
I turn my face to the sky.
The sun shines
upon my skin...
The wind blows
through the field Im in.
A butterfly
black, red, and gold
flutters by...
Free from Winters hold.
07-16-2010
07-16-2010
If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.
Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) American poet.
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