To Parish With It's Infancy

Trees sway ever so lightly in the breeze.
Clear streams flow along the earth nearby.
Birds sing natures melody happily.
Wildflowers paint the meadow in colors.

A gravel driveway completing the scene.

As I, afraid to touch anything, 
for it may dissapear,

As I may awake from this dream,
Having drifted from my mind as if it were never there,

And parish with it's infancy...
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Goff Avatar
March 15, 2009 at 1:27 PM
a dreamy, gently flowing poem, nice! Jim
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March 12, 2009 at 9:18 PM
Smile~I love Your writing!!~"Hello Precious and Gifted Catherine Adams!!"~I am sorry that I haven't gotten back to "You" sooner dear lady!! But, my life is like that sometimes!? And, I extremely glad to hear that You are going to be around for a long long time I do hope!!! Reading Your write here just reminded myself, of this wonderful talent which I saw when I first viewed "Your Beautiful Words and Soul!!!~"My Love Always To 'You and All Your Loves,' Forever, John!!":)
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