Picking Wild Berries Poem by James Timothy Jarrett

Picking Wild Berries



I hope that wild berries
Will bring some joy to her
I wander the spring woods
In search of sweet treasure
My footsteps are all that break
The mornings bleak silence
I slowly fill my basket with Blueberries
I pick our life with each sweet fruit
Our ripe destinies gripped in my fingers
My eyes fall upon dark Raspberries
They hang in the sun in juicy prime
Suspended like treasures, Plump sweet jewels
Dangling from thorny crowns
Greedily they are plucked from their vine
For a moment I am happy with my bounty
My basket is full of ripe and plentiful fruit
Then her pain comes to my mind
My happiness is clouded over by worry
Cast into the shade by the dark shadows
I wonder if my basket of wild berries
Will be enough
I hope it will

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
James Timothy Jarrett 02 January 2013

Only you would bring your sad wife a basket of berries just in hopes it would bring a smile to her face. Making the berries oh so more sweeter.

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