As long as light does not shine on what is there I can look into the dark corners and not hurt But the light will shine and I will see There stands a barren tree of yesterday's fall A tree of undying dreams and hopes But this can not be seen above Because the roots are thriving deep in the ground Making the tree so strong, ready to prosper But it doesn't matter, No one wants to love a barren tree, No one wants to give the spring rain and sunlight No givers of love want to come so it may flourish again With the most beautiful, green leaves and silky blossoms Bountifully given love it would give it's heart and soul For the barren tree is a living tree of truth Still, without the rain and sunlight it will stay planted It's holding on to the dreams and hopes of what can be Waiting for the day when the giver comes forth © 2021 Loly Rinn Photo by Mahrshi Bisani on Unsplash From a personal anthology of bygone poetry
Barren tree
Published inBygone Poetry
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