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Abandoned Garden


As I sit in the desolate garden, I think of you. 
It used to be our special place
But now, the flowers 
Don't even bloom. 
The tall apple trees 
That once produced 
Apples of ruby red
Now they lay dead. 
The garden wall is tangled in vines, 
And the gate won't even open. 
It’s all chained up, 
Empty it lies  
And for that my heart is broken. 
 
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