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Tree Love
December 8, 2016
Green,
Yellow,
Red,
Crystal,
are repeated as I fall.
A glimpse of a fresh love
soaring to the white
frosty air.
Sappy words poured
over christened hearts.
Indulged in a rapid
impulsive tree I am gathered
by the roots and carried.
Hearts now rotten like spoiled
meat thrown away in this dense
summer heat.
A farewell to an old love but
new breath.
© Amanda T., Montague, NJ
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This poem is in the point of view of a leaf watching young love blossom and fade.