To Joe
We are stepping briskly light
Here and there and everywhere
From winter on to summer’s site
The fleeting days of time
Formed years. Seeking to perfection
When we know not then it’s end
A bitter taste was left for us
To take it made a sting.
But we went on in easy trysts
To find he route, lonely;
Aweary, we climbed the hill;
The foxy dogs being only glimpsed.
As passing speed’ly on did we
Furrow the fields’ red earth;
With seeds of flowers. Whence
Growing aplenty all around.
While passing through the seasons,
Sprung mignonette and violet,
That make our heaven come.
Rose Lynch. 28th June 2005
Notes:
Red earth – the earth of Milton used to make red bricks
Foxy dogs – catty people
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