a leaf falling in the air
from the time it leaves
the branch of the tree
to the time it touches
the ground I will
have thought of you
my love, a thousand times
my hand resting against jagged rock
our life nettled above velvet clouds
shadow of softness your mind
touching earth’s diverse reflection
whispered words of love
your image inherited in my soul
unity of our two hearts beating
hoping you can feel the un
alloyed love I possess for you
from the time it leaves
the branch of the tree
to the time it touches
the ground I will
have thought of you
my love, a thousand times
a leaf falling in the air
Mr. Joseph Mayo Wristen, this is a very gentle and tender poem. So beautiful I see that leaf falling from the tree, gives me a beautiful floating feeling. You have a wonderful way with words. RL
beautiful, like my fondest images of love, and yet nothing
Joseph, what a beautiful poem..of course, I’ve read many of them over and over again and I still continue to love them just the same. I miss talking with you..:-)
That is one of the best poems that I have ever read! I will always remember it!
what kind of irony is being used in this poem and why??
I love this poem!
A Love Poem. Lucky Lady!!!