Sunday, 3 November 2024

"IT'S TIME" by Becky Hemsley


"IT'S TIME"
by Becky Hemsley

I’ve spent the last few days now
Holding tightly to my branch
Watching as the other leaves
Begin their final dance
The wind blows all around me
There’s a chill against the sky
And that is when the tree whispers
“It’s time to say goodbye”
It tells me now to listen
To the song that fills the air
A chorus that will only end
When every branch is bare
And though I’d rather stay right here
I’m yielding and resigned:
The moment when I must let go
Is finally here – it’s time
But as I’m whirling, twirling
Falling wild and fast and free,
I find a warm, familiar feeling
Washing over me
And that is when I realise
This feels less like letting go
And more as if I’m being pulled
Towards the ground below
As if I’m being welcomed back
To the place from whence I came
As if I’m being reunited
With my roots again
As if I’m heading there to rest
Away from winter’s snow
So that I have the strength come spring
To flourish and to grow
So as I’m now descending,
Pirouetting through the air,
I know that I am ready
To join the leaves already there
And as I save my last dance
For the song that autumn’s singing
I realise this is not the end
But the start of new beginnings
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I can't find credit for this beautiful image (found it on Pinterest). If anyone knows, please tag the creator.
'It's Time' is from my newest collection: https://a.co/d/6Iwr9t3

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