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If Trees
by David Taub
copyright 05-15-2001


Age Rating: 10 to 127

 
If Trees

If trees should weep
would i hear their tears
above the world's fast spinning?

Where the scurry and flurry
of life's every day
belies the fast short
flit of me -
But a blink of an eye
as i skim past by
their longer watch
of the seasons turning -

And when i've sung
all the songs i could
in the shortest breath
that they barely heard
Perhaps they'll weep
for me?


Copyright © 1996 David Taub

Some acknowledgments:

Language of Souls Publications Inc.(Canada)2000
(see www.amazon.com)

Slate & Style (NFB, USA) January '98
Emotions (USA) October '97
Cyber Poets Press (Volume 2) '97
Mensa (UK Membership magazine June Issue) '97
Cherrybite (Living in England... Loving in America) April '97


The 'history' (so far) of If Trees:

If Trees has been read on several radio stations both in the US and UK (Including BBC Radio). It has appeared as a limited print edition in two art exhibitions England and California, USA) and is on permanent display in 'Poets Cafe', Clevedon, England. Clevedon has many historic associations with a number of poets and writers, which includes: Charles Abraham Elton, Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Elizabeth Siddal, William Makepeace Thackeray, Rupert Brooke, C.S. Lewis and Sir John Betjeman. Finally, If Trees is the most often published poem of mine, appearing in a number of magazines, newspapers and books, including Language of Souls.

David Taub is a member of
The British organisation 'National Union of Journalists' (NUJ);
Columnist for the UK magazine 'Poetry Now';
Freelance writer for various UK and USA magazines;
Co-author of Language of Souls (listed on amazon.com)
Website: www.ukpoet.cjb.net


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04-29-2005 Anthony Lane Stahlhut    

Is this just a poem or a resume? Do you always use your writing credentials as the end of your poems? I find this is a distraction. I did enjoy reading the poem, Anthony


03-12-2003 Kay Lee Kelly    

Lovely, nicely done.


04-01-2001 Mary -BrytEyz- Ball    

I can see why this is so widely published. It's a wonderfully written piece; a deep thought written simply. You're an excellent writer. But, you know that already. *grin*




04-01-2001 M.E. (Bunny) Eastveld    

Thank you, David. Beautiful poem. No musical toilet paper roll for you!!! Bunny



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