Poetry is a healing to the soul’s needs
THE OLD YOU (I)
The golden brownish leaves fall from above
as the cheerful breeze sweeps by
accompanied by sounds of gay and love
There sit I on the swing so wry
Glancing at the empty quiet street
With a labyrinth of twisted thoughts
in my head and while I breathe
and the swing sways, I am caught
in despair and dismay
‘cause I miss the old you that would say,
‘ I love you till I die’
I miss the old you that never makes me cry,
the old you that will never lie
and the old you that will never say goodbye.
The Journey Begins
Thanks for joining me!
Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton
