Transversal

I feel I'm strolling along you
pathways of see-through Maple trees
I hardly walk and I am sick...
You quiver like a leaf in currents...
 
I need you tumble with the time
From heavy winter - blossom of the trees
In winter's longing I just once
believed the color - a wild rose.
 
I feel myself strolling along you
with my own voice, with our steps
One deeply sigh - I will regret:
My lonely pathway was never Ours...
 
Written at age 17 translated now

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Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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March 30, 2011 at 3:05 PM
Wonderful poetry, I really enjoyed reading your poetry today and I'm looking forward to reading more. Take care of yourself. Dana'lynn
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March 29, 2011 at 7:33 AM
I enjoyed reading your creative poetry today as always Iolanda. Your poetry was as remarkable at 17 as it is today my friend. Have a wonderful day and may you find even more inspiration to write as the day goes by. Love, Carol
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