Charas-Project
Off-Topic => Creative arts => Topic started by: That_Guy on December 21, 2005, 12:27:55 AM
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I wonder why the willow sighs
when the wind blows through his leaves,
why the sobs are heard on high
when there is no reason to grieve,
why he feels his end is nigh;
he cowers from a woodsman’s cleave
Why, you ask, does he weep?
His reasoning is most unsure:
he fears the coming of the deep,
a fear from which there is no cure.
The fear that leads to restless sleep,
the thoughts of which are so obscure.
He moans in terrible agony,
waxing and waning, thoughts capricious.
He thought the world was cruel to he,
though verity’s ambiguous.
Frowning upon his misery,
as all his thoughts travel amiss.
Blankets of darkness now engulf him,
surrounding him in ferocious night.
His actions remain governed by whim,
wishing for impossible flight,
as he feels the night trim
his leaves in it’s gruesome spite.
Rays of light are now exposed
creeping over the horizon,
the coming that he had proposed
now was there for him to bathe in,
dark’s treachery now froze
banishing night’s terrible villain.
It isn't very good, but I want to know what some other people think.
Edit: Oh, and it is called "I Wonder Why the Willow Sighs"
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Well I'm not much with poetry, but I always thought a willow would be referred to as a girl. I think it's nice though, even though I'm no poetry critic.
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Originally posted by coasterkrazy
Well I'm not much with poetry, but I always thought a willow would be referred to as a girl. I think it's nice though, even though I'm no poetry critic.
A willow is a kind of tree. just saying.
I'd need some time to go through the poem thoroughly, but I did read it, per se. pretty decent. i'll read it again.