Another Poem
Wilderness Song!
Where the water splashes crookedly
On rock, stone, or moss,
And a sound from the tree above,
And a crack from a twig beneath.
As I stand there the rock crumbles and falls
From the edge of the clay filled cliff,
The wind strokes the rocky shore,
And the sun beats like never before.
I stand in the midst of beauty,
Declining light and wildness,
Pure light from the heavens
Pours forth from cloudy sky,
And for the last time it brings
That warm and open feeling, of light.
The birds swing for the last time
Making sounds of movement,
While the heron flies out from the edge
Of the glory of the water.
Dusk approaches rapidly
Calling all to their rest,
Away, away is called this day
The last of light has come.
The day closes with a flash of light,
and then all darkness, still.
This our glory call...
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