Our poetry club went on a fall retreat earlier this month. We
sat under the golden aspens and wrote poems for almost an hour. Afterwards, we
read our poems and then listened to a friend play his twelve-string guitar. What
a treat! I wrote these poems that beautiful afternoon.
#1
Golden leaves flutter
They timidly cling and shake.
Go, little birds. Fly!
#2
Five aspen trees grow from
A single heart,
Like brothers and sisters playing
Ring around the
rosies.
But none fall down.
#3
In the silence under the trees, I hear the breeze tickle the
quakies. I hear the shallow brook rippling over the rocks and I hear my own
thoughts. They sound louder, clearer. In the silence under the trees, my voice
is a sacrilege.
#4
As time passes,
The cool breeze tells us it’s getting late.
We have to go back to our busy lives
Or do we?
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