My Maple
My Maple
Ilya Prints
My maple, beloved my maple,
you stand on a hillock, alone,
deep-frozen and knee-deep in snow.
What mysteries do you keep long nights,
when darkness abounds with frights?
Just recently, fall here feasted,
in brilliant green-yellow colors.
With glowing gold-purple cover,
you powerful branches spread out.
In dreams, you have found your lovely
white-pearly slim birch, and fondly
you touched her thin twigs, and whispered
the secret well-cherished words.
Alone, seized by a blizzard,
I am like you, my maple,
I wander in white seas of snow
and sing songs to winter of April.
I feel the arrival of springtime,
and see light of good in my doom,
I’ll find strength to withstand bad weather,
my garden again will bloom.
Oh, maple! Beloved my maple,
you stand on a hillock, alone,
deep-frozen and knee-deep in snow.
What memories bother your soul?
What hopes or dreams do console you?
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