A Sun Tree

I Saw A Tree Shine In The Late Afternoon Sun
It Was Lit-Up By The Light Cast Therefrom
It Stood In The Path of One Slanting Sun-Ray
& Spread Limbs & Leaves To Dare Fire To Play

All The Other Trees Stood Out of The Picture
As Grass Bowed Down & As Breezes Whispered
And The Sky Deepened Blue To Frame The Sight
of The Stature of That Tree, Lit By That Light

It Reminded Me of That Famed Line of Poetry
By The Poet Alfred Joyce Kilmer, The Literary
Because I Think That "I" Shall Never See
Any of My Poems As Lovely As That Tree ...



  Written & Copyrighted ©:  9/18/2013 
   by:  MoonBee Canady
Copyright © | Year Posted 2013

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September 19, 2013 at 5:55 PM
I think this poem shines as bright as that tree...love the images in this one...well penned poem :)
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September 22, 2013 at 2:12 PM
Thank you, Sandra - your kind & thoughtful comment is very, very much appreciated. This poem is from one of my visual memory files (and the tree was so lovely as it stood there in the late, late afternoon sun, against a dark, blue, cloudless sky that it was mesmerizing) ... And I'm glad to share the visual with reader(s) ... MoonBee
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