Shall I Love Another Or Disdain
I have walked through mud and autumn rain
In the ancient hunting woods of kings
The dead brown leaves no longer feel their pain
I see bare branches which will green again
The white doves flutter, stand upon the wind
I have walked through mud and autumn rain
Shall I love another or disdain
Humankind who like me have much sinned
The dead brown leaves no longer steal our pain
One false move and love’s tied up in chains
We’re trapped inside ourselves yet hear bird song
i have walked regardless of the rain
In drier autumn love leaves not a stain
Except on murdered hands and golden rings
The dead brown leaves no longer fear our pain
Demonstrations, vicious underlings
Let all be still and touch the heart that longs
I have walked till dusk in autumn rain
The dead brown leaves will warm the earth’s remains
Copyright © Katherine Braithwaite | Year Posted 2019
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