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In roots of Maple tree

to my love

By Salomé SaffiriPublished 3 years ago • Updated 3 years ago • 1 min read
In roots of Maple tree
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I placed you, tightly wrapped in shirt,

In roots of maple tree

When it’s my time to lie in dirt

I hope you’ll wait for me

*

I think through heavy clouds of grief

Of things that we’ve been through..

Your soul glides down as maple leaf;

Of course I’ll wait for you

*

I listen with the opened mind

Past what the eye can see

For answer that I hope to find:

I hope you’ll wait for me

*

Your body lies in roots beneath,

Caressed by morning dew

You whisper in the summer breeze

Of course I’ll wait for you

*

Like wind that rustles in the trees

Your soul is running free

Unbound by body, filled with ease

I know you'll wait for me

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Salomé Saffiri

Writing - is my purpose. I feel elated when my thoughts assume shapes, and turn into Timberwolves, running through the snowbound planes of fresh paper, leaving the black ink of their paw prints behind.

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    Written by Salomé Saffiri