James Edward Lee Sr. Poet Free verse

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Wood Lands-

 was a strolling through the heartlands
and you are in the foliage
Woodlands
When I thought of the woodlands
there are the trees never pining
Death shall never come to the maples
and the peonies never foresting
the burr oak brought such sorrow
Tomorrows

Much I marveled the thorn less butterfly bushes
Take thy grassland from out my heartfelt kisses
Woodlands 
Tomorrows
Embracing much I marveled those grassy cypress trees
My mind always strays to hedgerows also surrounding me

I saw the forests by the grave
All those host of nest those insects they enslave
Well behaved
and the prairie never soiling
As the arboreal barberry bushes bowling
The woodland wetland waiting


An echo murmured back the word, 'rain-forest!'
Tomorrows
Woodlands


2/27/20
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2020©

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