Climbing That Hill
Climbing That Hill
Slowly I climbed that silent hill
just to sit in solitary thought
Desperation fights against my will
destroying all the mercies bought
As I crest that hill to summit high
a calm feeling washes all over me
No more shall I seek mercy to buy
it has been sent in all that I see
A stand of mighty oaks looming tall
so many birds singing all around
This majestic wonder gifted to us all
Nature's blessings so eagerly found
Whip-poor-wills singing to early morn
hidden so cleverly on the wet ground
I muse, happy just to have been born
paying homage with such loving sound
08-03-2014
Written from memory of my visit to my old
hunting grounds early last year. I took a
day off to just go clear my thoughts. I
came home that night a new man. God's
remedy was there just for the asking....
Copyright © Robert Lindley | Year Posted 2014
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