Stoned Angel
She left the land of eternal bliss so that she may come down and savor this.
“Earth is beautiful from a distance,” she had said, “but nothing compares to being there.”
But that was years ago, as you can see. Long before the forest she loved was hacked to bits and made into some firewood. Long before the animals that roamed far and wide to find her perished from this earth forever more. Long before man ever learned her name, and now forgotten it.
But still she sits atop her stone fountain in the opening of the wood that she found ever so intriguing those many years ago. The hands of time have caressed her and eroded her beauty and her grace, but never will she complain.
Upon her chipped finger a robin will forever perch and together they will sing a sweet, sad song filled with infinite silence and untold wisdom.
And no matter what happens to this place, she will always see in it its original beauty, the beauty that tempted her from the land of eternal bliss all those many years ago.
WOW! What a moving poem!
You are very talented indeed!
October 31, 2005 @ 9:20 PM
Very nice
*golfclap*
November 2, 2005 @ 5:05 PM