Come Alive

The wind speaks,

In whispers low,

 

Amongst the leaves,

That tremble so,

 

And near the oak,

That proudly stands,

To welcome all,

With cordial hands,

 

To the garden;

 

Where ivy crawls,

Down the elms,

In waterfalls.

 

And to the meadow;

 

Where melodious fruit,

Sway along,

To the shepherds flute;

 

Whose golden wind,

Will never die,

For with its breath,

All comes alive...
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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