Wisdom of the Weeping Willow Tree
A poem and a song

Much wisdom,
the weeping willow gave me,
in the summers,
that it flourished,
in a strange garden.
*
“There is no death”,
only the procession,
from garden to garden,
from valley to valley.
*
Past weeping willows,
on flowing river banks,
past red poppy fields,
over the mountains of sorrow,
past childhood valleys,
around the deep and mysterious,
wishing well.
*
Just sit beneath me,
said the weeping willow,
close your eyes,
sit back and dream your best dreams
and soon you will be,
beyond the rainbow -
in a garden paradise.
*
You’ll be smiling,
as you put your worldly clothes aside,
eternity’s wreath,
the angle holds in his hand,
he’ll lead you to a table,
where freshly baked bread -
is divided among the souls.
*
Soft like a cloud,
he’ll lean over you
and then you’ll hear -
soft whispers of friendship.
*
Till then you must begin,
to weave your eternity wreath,
blossom by blossom,
till one day it will be done
and the angel will then come,
to take you to a peaceful garden.
*
Until then your life is your own,
seek wisdom from me,
sit beneath me in the shade,
whenever you are weary,
I will make you smile again
and through life you’ll go dancing.
About the Creator
Rasma Raisters
My passions are writing and creating poetry. I write for several sites online and have four themed blogs on Wordpress. Please follow me on Twitter.



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