Fall 2010
A Poem by Angelica Sophia
I know not where
This yearning was born,
For I am but a mortal
From a lowly place.
I know not when
This passion was formed,
For at first it was.
Winters come and winters go
Stripping my trees of old leaves,
Allowing new ones to grow.
Yet somehow
This Remains;
Like shoots of grass
Lying dormant under snow
Patiently awaiting their season.
I see others blossom;
Turning once lifeless
Patches of land
Into lively colorful gardens.
When will I bloom
And utter flowers,
Or transform my fields
Into lush meadows?
Instilled, you in me
This one desire,
Now impart
That which inspires.
In truth, I cannot live
With a simple aspiration.
I must at least have one
Great expectation:
To live up to this noble vocation.
Leave a comment