Emerald Breeze
From the cold northern winds that shall blow,
Inviting the green pages to a dance to endow,
Emerald breeze coming rushed to new bestow,
Of the trees and meadows to give another glow.
An old oak with deep wings and strong crown,
Fearful of the haze of coming like a black pawn,
Caring for his green display, not to be thrown,
Worried about the incoming windcalls, unknown.
With the emerald breeze arrived, tree's fearsome,
Assumed oak, accepting the fate lonesome,
Does not expect the force not to be troublesome,
The judgement of the wind, often gruesome.
But gentle gale the menacing breeze shows,
Admiration for his new green lips sweet brows,
Surprised, the old oak present promise, vows,
The emerald breeze would not fear, and bows.
From "Volumul Pot sa-ți spun ceva?/Can I tell you something?"
Category: Poems about nature
All author's poems: Andrei Lehanceanu
Date of posting: 21 октября
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