Die young
The one who once whisked on the willow bank
By Barbara M QuinnPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Photo by Takeshi Morisato on Unsplash
die young
The one who once whisked on the willow bank
The lovers who had entwined and fluttered in the wind
Almost, survived
The one who shimmered on the surface of the water
Like a fish
Swimming into a sea of fish and people
The old place is revisited, the migration is always a long-cherished wish
To the part where the water has become gentle
To vacate a few old forms
Sitting in the autumn light gaze
dyed into the woods and trees
And the mountains and waters are empty and the sky is clear
He stands still and casts his reflection
The one who laughs and talks about fearlessness
The one who knows every falling leaf
About the Creator
Barbara M Quinn
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