Laughing Willow

They say the willow weeps for me
They play the willow song
What if the willow laughs and we
Perceive its rustle wrong 
The willow dies of laughter though
We still believe it weeps
I’ve seen two seagulls flying low
Beneath the willow’s sleeves
One of the seagulls turned its head
Another seagull grinned 
The leaves were falling on my bed
Spinning in the wind.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2025

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