O Free Soul Poem by Divya Macsuedon

O Free Soul



O Free Soul, you giver of comfort to me,
Your arms, in profusion of red, a must see!
In the sorching sun, unfazed your greenery.
Flitting  guests in your arms, sing their litany.
On you the mantle of diamante rests easily.

You the giver, Nays, not your nature be,
And, then begins the magic for sore eyes to see.
No rustling, no shuffling, .Who disrupts the harmony?
The wind! Without warning - Here to proclaim it's sovereignty

You were ready for the  force as it whistles and sings.
Your arms unfurl to welcome this 
Powerful entity.
You accept them all, so compliant you seem.
Your rhythm, It's song; Your arms sway gracefully.
You have stood firm and let the Seasons be.
From  You, I've learnt,   to watch and pliable be.
Gracefully, in rhythm, I sway like you, O 
tree.

Sunday, July 29, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: nature love,trees
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Written at school, as I gazed at the huge Bottlebrush tree outside the classroom.
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