That Bloke

That Bloke

A Poem by While the blossoms still cling

The wind rustles through the trees
Along with the soft hum of bees
I sing as I hold his hand
He transports me to a magical land
We laugh, we joke
What a great bloke
But the sun soon begins to set
And I begin to fret
Summer ends
But not without new friends
Winter sets in
While I think of things that could have been
Pain and sorrow nestle in my brain
I am forever treading down that lane
Years go by, 
Without even a "hi"
After a while, 
Another summer rolls by
I see his face, 
As we rush to embrace 
Another summer, alongside him
I live life on a whim
Life is good
As with you it should. 

© 2012 While the blossoms still cling


Author's Note

While the blossoms still cling
I originally wrote this on a white board, and then left it for a day and had to decipher most of the poem, but the 5th stanza was completely unreadable, so bear with me.

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While the blossoms still cling
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Hey! I'm Claire. I have been writing for a while, but I always refused to let anyone see it. I've just recently begun actually showing people, so bear with my writing. more..

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