the tree where the Nightingales die.

in my heart theres
a place where you linger.
Soft shoulders where
I go to cry .
Theres a crack in a
Dark shuttered window.
And a tree where the
Nightingales die.
A sliver of melting twilight
Falls down on a meadow of green
My heart wants to
drown in your pure light.
In a place where
true loves never been.
You fade in a darkened barroom.
Where men go to die of the blues
I bring you two dozen teardrops
To pour on your soul to bloom.
I will light up your faded parlors
If you look you will see me there
I will be wearing a coat of forever
A rose growing wild in my hair
So carry me down to your rivers
let me bathe in the pools of your sighs
Heres my heart heres my soul
There for you now.
Forever until all time dies.
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Wow such beautiful words from start to finish makes me wanna cry. Thank you for sharing..smiles :-)
Hey Jude I know you don't know me but these words came from the heart I can feel everything its Pure...good write my dear Jude ..You deserve my Vote...:-) ...MAYNE....
Sounds as though this poem did it's job Delmayne, which is the beauty of a poem, when you feel the same fire and iceĀ from a poem, that the poet/poetess felt, when it was constructed....A very pretty and articulatedĀ deliverance in this poem..
JimĀ
Jude,
Exquisitly written poem, as stated by Britany,(from begining to end)....Very fitting title, for such a equally fitting poem.....Job very well done..
Jim