Sorrow Tree Poems

willows blowing further from their deep sorrow ~green leaves grow tomorrow...

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braided branches hang 
hiding its sorrow from us 
while gathering strength...

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Like the oak, standing tall
Among the pines and juniper trees,
She remains strong – never releasing a tear,
Always prepared to reassure her kids,
Sooth and encourage, whisper...

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Blackbird singing in a redbud tree,
Why such a sad and mournful ditty?
I like your song, but, oh, tell me
Is it meant to please or pity?

Little...

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Heavenly realm of the weeping willow,
Its eyes dare not shed a tear of sorrow.
Arms down, it stands, with solemn grace,
As the wind...

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"Dear Spruce Tree, can you hear me?"
I was devastated, trying not to show it.
"Yes, I hear you", she replied so gently,
"I will let a single...

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She broke me like a tree,
With leaves so green and branches free.
Her words were warm and kind,
And her faces wore the same design.

I cannot call...

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The roots of a family tree run deep for they were planted long ago.
generation upon generation have nurtured and watched that family grow

into a tree...

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Mountain laurel perfume wafted in the soft breeze.
Myriads of flittering birds sang in the trees.
At peace on our cabin porch with feet on the rail...

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Quote By Poet   
"Hearts are fragile, need to handle with loving care."  


Heartbreak ~ you had it your way  


Date Written:...

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one more revolution completed
another birthday
an ongoing process of ageing
sometimes with grace 
at others with weight on my shoulders

minding the gap
between emotions and reason
tearing at what...

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time goes by one hundred years
man goes on surrounded by fears
learn ? no he did not
he took on a fools role and suffered a lot
now...

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Listen to me, your sacred tree mother
Feel my bark against your finger tips
I am the quiet when you are overwhelmed
The strength of spirit when you...

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The wind carries my song
From my lips to the corners of the earth,
And the flowers in gladness bloom, 
The trees stand a little taller,
And the...

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There's a jolly little cafe where a chestnut tree once grew, 
They serve hot bubbling tea and buttered toast,   
Where the waiter wears...

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