Winter's Wind

Winter's wind in the air
 Golden russet colored leaves swirling everywhere
 Barren branches wait and weep
For that white blanket from above
 To warm them for their peaceful sleep
The days have grown shorter
 And the nights are now long and lonely
As I sit by the fire I still have such fond memories
Sometimes a smile sometimes a tear
 But always know you are near
 Those foolish ones who don't understand
 We will see each other again
You would never leave me this I know
 Yet it wasn't your choice that made you go 
The signs you left I didn't see
Yet they were so clear to all but me
I gave you an image of what you used to be
You gave me a character that now belongs to history
And so now I sit and remember and even smile
Knowing that this sadness will only be for a short while
 For one day I too will wait for that peaceful sleep
 And then once again we will meet
 Until that day we now are apart
  Your memory still lives in my heart
Copyright © | Year Posted 2007

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