The Bitterness of Trees

by EoB   May 7, 2006


My dreams of late are filled with grief.
I see in them a lonesome leaf
afloat within a silent breeze.
So deep the bitterness of trees.

For they have not been swept away,
from where they have been bound to stay.
I saw in them, what no one sees
So deep the bitterness of trees.

To live and grow upon their tomb,
what dreadful life, what bitter doom.
I heard them weeping in the breeze
So deep the bitterness of trees

My dreams of late are filled with grief.
So deep the bitterness of trees.

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  • 17 years ago

    by Twisted Heart

    Very Good. Loved the style. Extremely thought provoking.

  • 17 years ago

    by David Moss

    Really enjoyed this - "
    To live and grow upon their tomb,
    what dreadful life, what bitter doom." Best line imho, a great read.

    Cheers - DM

  • 17 years ago

    by Marjan

    Hei EOB,
    this was really thought-provoking.
    I liked the way you wrote it.
    Takk for sharing this dikt with us.
    Du er a very god poet.
    I felt like using the new words I've learned ;oP
    take care,
    marjan

  • 17 years ago

    by Robert Gardiner

    Very nicely penned EOB, wonderful Kyrielle Sonnet, bravo!!!

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