Quiet, Leaves at Play
By lupus tenebrae
Softly speaking by the bay
on the waves
of river sound,
one can hear the leaves at play.
Pins may
fall on such a day,
clattering, at odds with ground,
speaking
softly by the bay.
Branches knelt; to shush, to pray,
to
cater every pillar found,
one can hear the leaves at play,
Their games of tag will never stay
the innocence left all around,
speaking softly by the bay,
Beneath the conifers today,
behind the music box, rewound,
one can hear the leaves at play
Betwixt the tomes of murky spray,
or lullabies in meadow bounds,
speaking softly by the bay
one can hear the leaves at play.
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Copyright 2012 lupus tenebrae
Published on Thursday, May 3, 2012.
Filed under: "Structured" and
"Poetry"
Author's Note:
My first villanelle in what seems like forever, though, it's not the best by far.Comments on "Quiet, Leaves at Play"
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On Thursday, May 3, 2012, violetdarkness
(50) wrote:
so quietly beautiful brilliant piece. very well written.