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Poet of poets, magical prose
The rocks they heard you
The trees bear witness
The birds teach the song to their young
And the sun comes up and the sun goes down
The moon swings and arcs
Your words they live for eternity
Up with the dew and down with the rain
Through the seasons
The trunk of a tree, the face of the stone, the beginning of a page
Listen, listen, do you hear?
Walk in the woods
Pay attention to the wind
Working through the old whispery pines
Enter their quiet and understand
Without knowing for they are constantly changing
But the message stays the same:
Peace, Justice, Love, Beauty
Amen
*I wrote this poem for a poetry party over at Abbey of the Arts. I thought it was a good fit for Journey Something as well. I snapped the photo at Jay Cooke State Park near Carlton, MN.
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I should probably thank Wendell Berry for some inspiration in parts of this poem. Thank you Wendell Berry, may your poetry live forever.
Comment by benjamindavid October 26, 2008 @ 6:58 pm