The Alley

The Alley

A Poem by Midge Marie

Through the Alley we may go.

To our secret place that they do not know.

Let us be, let us be.

To that secret place we may go.

Through the gate, hide the key, just you and me.

See and smell the wildflowers.

Here, no one can tame them.

Wild and free, just you and me.

The birds sing a lullaby.

For just you and I.

The sun shines so bright, the clouds are so white.

We rest by Mother Willow and Father Oak.

I smell the lilac and roses in the air.

The cool breeze flies through our hair.

Walking in our stream barefoot.

Mother Earth is kind to us here.

The leaves dance with the wind.

Butterflies of all kinds seem to be everywhere.

Hold me in your arms tight and never let go.

What will happen tomorrow?

I dare not know.

Just hold me tight, hold me tight and never let me go.

Through the Alley we may go . ..

© 2013 Midge Marie


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I don't know about the alleys in your neighbor hood but mine are pretty s****y :P They don't have horses and oak trees and butterflies. :D
Very creative piece and flowed well with excellent imagery, the reader can perceive this in many ways such as a kind of hidden gate to Narnia type of deal, A dream, a seriously euphoric overdose causing the person to walk into an alley and fall in love with a homeless person who's set up camp there. :P

Posted 11 Years Ago



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Added on January 4, 2013
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Midge Marie
Midge Marie

Johnstown, PA



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