I am a Willow Tree
Loose, flowy, wild but not free.
These roots hold and prevent me
From being exactly who I wish to be.
I am weepy, melancholy and full of sorrow.
Perhaps it will be better, on the morrow.
This I know.
I am quiet and timid,
Reserved and muted,
Seemingly dull and plain, but wait ‘til I’ve budded.
The Willow Tree, I’ve come to see,
Is me.
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A Handful of Words: An Anthology of Original Poetry
PoetryThis will be an on-going collection of every piece of poetry I write. Thanks!