their names
their dates
carved into simple stones
resting now
under the magnolia
companionship
strolls easily
slowly
on a Sunday
under the magnolia
gentle voices
partner with a perfumed breeze
and waltz nostalgic
under the magnolia
...
paths cross
i see
i hear
the soil that is my heart softens -
my light
and
momentary troubles
are rooted out and laid to rest...
under the magnolia tree
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so poignant adrienne, i love the angle of this image!!
ReplyDeletethey are glorious trees!!
What an image. I can almost here their words.
ReplyDeleteOh my. Almost in tears. That picture? Tugs at my heart so much. And the words? Perfect.
ReplyDeleteThis is so so lovely... Momentary troubles rooted out and laid to rest. Such beautiful words.
ReplyDeleteWow this is heady. I love this line "the soil that is my heart softens"
ReplyDeleteDid I just actually catch a whiff of the magnolia? Your imagery and descriptions brought me to your magnolia tree.
ReplyDeleteNice!
Aaaaand I'm crying. You're amazing.
ReplyDeleteAaaaand I'm crying. You're amazing.
ReplyDeleteI love this. I love the last few lines-my light and momentary troubles are rooted out and laid to rest. I feel the same way about cemeteries (or most walks, really) they offer such perspective.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
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