Forever Young Poem by Leaking Pen

Forever Young



First winter snowflakes
Like falling feathers
Land on a young oak tree
With few leaves from autumn hanging on
Shaking in their stems
From winter's first frostbite
While clinging to summer's past
When life seemed forever young.
Ingrained in each one
Hope of the resurrection next spring.
But for now there is no escape,
It's their time to let go, fall to the ground
Crumble, shiver, crack and break to pieces
Like scattering ashes from an urn into the wind
And by faith uplifted to eternity,
A dear beloved welcomed in heaven.

June 22 2012
Copyright Leaking Pen 2012

Monday, September 10, 2012
Topic(s) of this poem: faith
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Elizabeth Padillo Olesen 10 September 2012

Wow, I love this, Leaking Pen. How are you able to make unified images?

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