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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Outside the city where the pomegranates grow, hunching broad shoulders, when the north winds blows Winter rust is over, and the leaves are turning green Sunlight filters through the limbs, and warms me to the core Outside the city where the pomegranates grow It was you and I, hand in hand, beneath the summer sky We fell in love, though, much too young,.. we had so far to go There's a river and a landing where the ferry used to go The covered bridge along the ridge, is where we threw the stones I would make a wish, that we would have a place to call our own Outside the city where the pomegranates grow The grasses slanted heavy with the sunshine in their seeds It was just a little signal from a sobered land we learned that waiting takes forever, and is like a stone unturned Outside the city where the pomegranates grow we have made a home, and struggled from the fruit of many tears We have made love last forever from the tending of the earth The orchard hovers over us, as a lesson through the years Outside the city where the pomegranates grow We've learned to know that love is learned… worth waiting for,….. but earned -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4/24/16 For Contest Sponsored By Julie Ward: "A First Line Prompt"
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