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English Poems Index
Tamarind : Nobody knows where my Tamarind stood Just by a winding lane. Each year it gave me fruit and shade, and drew Me to my home again. I loved to sit beneath her shady boughs, And rest up for a while, To gaze out upon the distant blue hills, With laughter and a smile. And now that I’m back, I’m eager to find, My tamarind again. I hasten down to that favourite spot, I search... but search in vain. Then I stop and I stare; I stand quite still I listen to my heart. That magnificent tree, that was my life, Has just been ripped apart. I turn to the hills, my eyes filled with tears For sure, I've lost my soul. Where once it stood tall, there's nothing there now, Merely an empty hole. Anonymous Words to Know : Boughs : branches Drew : past tense of draw : to pull, to attract Eager : keen to do something, excited about something Hasten : to move quickly Merely : only as described and nothing more In vain : without success Winding : made up of curves and twists English Poems Index |
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