Monday, April 21, 2014

The darkest green. Part One.

A multi-part poetic coverage of an unusual encounter.

At first sight.

The sky went from almost snow
white
towards a shade of 
grey
that I would easily call 
black.

Still,
the tree was showing some color
despite the fact that you couldn't distinguish
the tired trunk 
from the newborn leaves.

I met the tree a long time ago.
I started,
what some may call, 
a conversation, 
while, I would 
rather define it as 
a tentative scan of
possible common interests.

First I dropped the grocery totes 
at the side of the lawn,
showing some fatigue 
to a few potential 
suspicious transients.

In those days 
it was inconceivable that 
I would sit.
It was rather 
a cautious almost bashful
approach of the throne.

My mouth
does not dare speaking.
My lips whisper 
a barely audible
sigh.
My ear caresses 
the trunk 
in a almost erotic touch.
A magical wind spreads through the branches 
and foliage flatters the senses.

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