Listen to the rain
It is whispering my pain
It is crying all my tears
For me
Look into the sky;
The great storm-clouds rolling by
The roaring thunder tells
It knows
my
story.
Wind!
Come and take it now -
All of this past,
Your rushing blast
Will open up the path
Before me.
Then,
When all the Storm
and Raging's passed
These sorrowed clouds will part
At last,
And out will come
The Golden Sun;
Its healing rays
outstretched
To Save
and
Warm me.
Showing posts with label Comfort. Show all posts
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Sunday, November 14, 2010
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
A Friend Called Childhood
A breath
Silent,
and soft
Alerts me
Of
Your presence
You,
A gentle friend
Pass through my doorway
You bring with you
The smell of daisies
Of warm grass…
Where have you been wandering?
This summer day
Your wind-blown locks
Hark back
To sunny pastures,
To sparkling streamlets
In hidden tree-groves.
You wear such a lovely dress;
White, and blue;
I gaze up at you
Like summer’s sky
You move, and
Somewhere inside
I know I’m moving too.
Your hands;
They’re brown and dry
Like pies
We used to make—
Of dirt and water
You’ve been mixing them today,
Haven’t you?
While I have been away…
I’m sorry I can’t join you.
Not today;
I must stay and watch the house
But you, go play -
And come again tomorrow
If your footsteps
Lead you to.
A true friend you’ve been,
A soothing whim
That scampers through the house
When I am lonely
You know I cannot play…
But you visit anyway,
When the walls around me
Feel too close or dim.
One day –
I’ll shut up this old house
If only for a while,
And run with you again
Through that grassy well-known mile
And we’ll nod and say hello,
To the horse across the way
And we’ll softly pet his nose
And the earth beneath will smile
To feel our naked toes
Against her once again.
Silent,
and soft
Alerts me
Of
Your presence
You,
A gentle friend
Pass through my doorway
You bring with you
The smell of daisies
Of warm grass…
Where have you been wandering?
This summer day
Your wind-blown locks
Hark back
To sunny pastures,
To sparkling streamlets
In hidden tree-groves.
You wear such a lovely dress;
White, and blue;
I gaze up at you
Like summer’s sky
You move, and
Somewhere inside
I know I’m moving too.
Your hands;
They’re brown and dry
Like pies
We used to make—
Of dirt and water
You’ve been mixing them today,
Haven’t you?
While I have been away…
I’m sorry I can’t join you.
Not today;
I must stay and watch the house
But you, go play -
And come again tomorrow
If your footsteps
Lead you to.
A true friend you’ve been,
A soothing whim
That scampers through the house
When I am lonely
You know I cannot play…
But you visit anyway,
When the walls around me
Feel too close or dim.
One day –
I’ll shut up this old house
If only for a while,
And run with you again
Through that grassy well-known mile
And we’ll nod and say hello,
To the horse across the way
And we’ll softly pet his nose
And the earth beneath will smile
To feel our naked toes
Against her once again.
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