My Favorite Place
As I lie down on the soft blanket of grass
That the earth has provided for me.
I feel it cradle me and drain away all uneasiness.
When looking up I see,
My favorite friend
The Willow tree,
Smiling fondly down at me.
I wonder what he is thinking
While dropping green kisses
That directly land on my body
My friend has intended for me.
The cool breeze from the water
Dances against my skin,
With soft ballerina slippers.
And the constant rustle of the leaves on the trees,
Is the symphony in which it performs.
There is a beautiful lake
That I love to look at.
I watch the numerous windsurfers
Gracefully gliding around
While the brilliant colors on their sails
Chase closely behind.
As always,
My mind starts to remember
The turning of the seasons
Will be here soon.
But the lasting memory of smell’s, sights and sounds
Carries me through
Yet another cold winter.
Until I am able to return
To my favorite place.
Copyright © Sandra Kelley | Year Posted 2006
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