the defoliate tree stands there alone
even Death does not visit him
Lucretius tells philosophy in song
moved my hearing
the eternal fountain of life has been opened
melted rubies and sapphires
and then forget them
Wills listened to the road's guide
came to the Olympus
became the lover of the Muses
i draw on dreams out of thin air
the courage wouldn't be tame
it will begin a new conquest
the tree doesn't die
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Autumn Leaves
volume 13(3)
February 1, 2009
This poem is copyright © 2008, Spring Wills, all rights reserved.
The Defoliate Tree
by Spring Wills
the defoliate tree stands there alone
even Death does not visit him
Lucretius tells philosophy in song
moved my hearing
the eternal fountain of life has been opened
melted rubies and sapphires
and then forget them
Wills listened to the road's guide
came to the Olympus
became the lover of the Muses
i draw on dreams out of thin air
the courage wouldn't be tame
it will begin a new conquest
the tree doesn't die
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