The Bright Side of the Tree
Posted: 08 November 2005 Word Count: 269 Summary: A new song of mine. Part of a new series of romantic songs.
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Some like leaves that have fallen Some like moles in the ground Some like the noontide sparrows Because they don’t make a sound
Some like a face that’s painted Some like eyes that shine Some like nails that are deadly To scratch away the time
But none of this matters Don’t mater to me For you are like an apple From the bright side of the tree
Some like a running river Different but the same With waters that remind how Life is just a game
Others like the mountains For a lifetime they climb When they reach the top They see what’s left behind
Which one are you? Which one am I? Are you a boat on the river? Or a sparrow flying high?
Some find it the morning In the dew that reflects the sky Some find it under moonlight When the light can trick the eye
I was walking through the forest When it called out to me Like an apple you had fallen From the bright side of the tree
Like a Willow the wisp You lay above the leaves The tree was bright and beautiful And it gave you to the breeze
Some have a bird that whistles Some have a dog that sings And some have a cat that will tell them That they don’t mean a thing
But my bird flew the nest And my dog it ran away And my cat hasn’t spoken Since she turned old and grey
But if she did speak Then she would agree That it’s a lucky man who finds his apples Fallen from the tree
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