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Branches


Branches are sweet to my feet.

they land every where that I can see,

fall into the unexpected places of all places,

under cars, in the lawn, on the roof.

I wish I could be a branch,

nothing to do all day,

just get thrown around and played with.

Yet I look over and see that I am a branch, 

all the worries and fallen down. 

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wonderpie

I love writing it is just the best way I can express myself. A really nice person to get along with, just trying to come out of my shell more.

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