When Time and Death Fall in Love

When Time and Death Fall in Love

A Poem by streetrose

Statues crumble and smiles break
Moonlight haunts the branches
Silver wings stir the shadows
Flowers return to the earth
Tiny feet leave tiny trails
Dew drops cling to ancient moss
Aspen leaves rustle and settle
Ivy vines choke the walls
Slowly, they succumb to death
As anger takes us all

© 2016 streetrose


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You paint such a story in so little words. I truly love reading these pieces of yours.

Thank you for sharing.

Posted 7 Years Ago


streetrose

7 Years Ago

thank you so much

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Added on March 15, 2016
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