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Excerpt-10: A poem about unrequited love.
branches of birches
bare fingers stretching
reaching out to the open sky
—anger
like the snaking of the river
winds and winds
as it bends its way around you
rumors abound
like moss on the trailhead
—clinging
hanging on
to your madness
bound to sting
like the bee
close enough to buzz you
as you realize the tables
are turned now
can’t take any more sadness
‘cause you’ve already given it all
your petite and private
meanderings
are a mind full
as you turn and run
from the sun
the love no longer shining
just binding you down
in the branches of the birches
reaching out to remember
the tears of yesterday’s yearning
the inevitability
of your turning
is bound to constrict
the flame
while the branches of the birches
—scream
it’ll never be the same
as you search
the flickering shadows
in the tunnel to your heart
you’re angry
‘cause you’ve lost at love
though you never would take part
"Branches Of Birches" - © C. Steven Blue 3/17/2015
bare fingers stretching
reaching out to the open sky
—anger
like the snaking of the river
winds and winds
as it bends its way around you
rumors abound
like moss on the trailhead
—clinging
hanging on
to your madness
bound to sting
like the bee
close enough to buzz you
as you realize the tables
are turned now
can’t take any more sadness
‘cause you’ve already given it all
your petite and private
meanderings
are a mind full
as you turn and run
from the sun
the love no longer shining
just binding you down
in the branches of the birches
reaching out to remember
the tears of yesterday’s yearning
the inevitability
of your turning
is bound to constrict
the flame
while the branches of the birches
—scream
it’ll never be the same
as you search
the flickering shadows
in the tunnel to your heart
you’re angry
‘cause you’ve lost at love
though you never would take part
"Branches Of Birches" - © C. Steven Blue 3/17/2015
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