The Forrest of My Life

by Bill Turner   Nov 3, 2005


Sunlight occasionally shining through
Rain cascading down onto me
Mighty winds of change blowing cold
A clearing now and then
Life has been one long walk in the deep woods

Most of my life has been spent in shadow
Dense, dark and dank, no sunlight shining through
Stumbling, ever stumbling fighting my way
Bumps and bruises were all I ever found
Never giving up on my way to you

Just when the trees where thickest
Winter was at its coldest
No light was to be found
I nearly surrendered to the dark
Suddenly a ray of light found its way

Your love lit the path
I found the fields of freedom
Together we play in the meadow of our love
An eternal spring of warmth and bloom
Bed of green grass and blankets of wild flowers

Waterfalls of love washing over our souls
Springs of eternal happiness we drink from
Succulent wild melons and nuts to taste
Our minds and bodies nourished with love
Giving ourselves to the other our journey complete

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  • 18 years ago

    by Robert Gardiner

    Wonderful Bill, excellent, exquisite!!!

  • 18 years ago

    by Tammy

    Bill- This one was beautifully written. It draws you in right from the beginning & keeps you there until it is done. I hope this lady knows how lucky she is to have a man so devoted to her.
    Take care & God bless

  • 19 years ago

    by SSSAAMMMYY

    WoW! Great job! This seems to be a deep yet meaningful poem! I LOVE it! Keep up the great work! I'm looking foreward to more of your poems!
    ~Sammy

  • 19 years ago

    by Brookeღ

    Once again Bill, an amazing write. I loved the way this piece came together; adding nature to it was brilliant. I have to say; I think this is one of my favorites of yours. You’re definitely have a knack for writing love poems, I look forward to reading more. Take Care my friend. Brooke~

  • 19 years ago

    by Gesselle Valle

    5/5 great poem and keep it up ^_^

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