The leaves be a gathered
The leaves be a gathered
o’er many a year,
each season
a holdin’
those memories clear.
When spring
air was seeking
to wake up
each branch,
Those buds
a long snoozin
down the length
of Limb Ranch.
Summer storms
found us grasping
our neighbor’s
firm hand,
sometimes lost
was that leaf
into the air’s land.
Fall rested it’s
coolness
upon each leaf face.
They blushed
from attention
the colors
of grace.
The temperatures
dropping
the hands
they grow weak.
Each leaf
of that family
their story, they speak.
Winter came
with it’s snow
adorning
each branch.
Softly covered
each bud,
deep sleepin
like trance.
A dreaming
a family
of leaves
up so high,
The wind
whispered song,
a leaf lullaby.


"...the colors / of grace." "The wind whispered song,a leaf lullaby."
Such tenderness in this poem, Ron. These two lines are so lovely.
I'm always glad to see you back in my mailbox.
just beautiful.