Under the shade of the big
old oak tree
While a quiet breeze blows
away the heat,
Sitting on a blanket knit
carefully,
Husband and wife gaze
momentarily
into each others eyes.
The cares of their lives
left behind the tree
will still be there when
they finally leave.
Her long graying blond
hair blows in her face
As she moves closer to him
for embrace
in his strong muscled
arms.
The leafy moss dripped
branches of the tree
Can't stop the sunlight
from shining between.
Birds chirping behind the
branch barricade
Seem to be singing a sweet
serenade
to the couple below.
Time seems to stop on this
side of the tree,
No cell phones, or
computers, or TV’s.
There is just the wind,
the birds, and the waves
Gently lapping against the
pier. She saves
this moment in her heart.
To all others, this is
only a tree,
Not special, not
exceptionally pretty.
To her, it's more. It's a
moment in time
Connected to a feeling
sublime
with her husband she
loves.
by: Paula D. Nevison
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