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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required On Nature's Beauty Soul Has Fed Riverbank, watching waters flow Living with aching pains in tow Golden moon above shining down Heaven above, its glowing gown I ask, Lord what is left of me Am I truly this fallen tree Then heard is a clear booming shout Open your eyes, look all about Again strive to see, light is free You do have a true friend in me. Soothing, sounds of waters racing. Shall beauty, I start embracing. Riverbank, soothing wind blowing Idly sitting, nowhere going Far away night's glory has fled On Nature's beauty soul has fed Awaiting rays of rising sun Seeing vast waters as they run I but now a speck of old dust Life again, life to again trust On that river, hope is my raft Inking verse, poetry my craft. Soothing, sounds of waters racing. Shall beauty, I start embracing. Riverbank, shall I again fish Dare enjoy life, make a new wish That peace and love again I find Wake to leave this state of deep blind Walk forth, back into the sunlight Into life, watching stars at night Rise to herald birth of new day Cast off morbid cloak of deep gray Leave after my prayers are said Defeat this cloud of dreaded dread. Soothing, sounds of waters racing. Shall beauty, I start embracing. Robert J. Lindley, 7-14-2022 Rhyme Note: This poem was born from a fragment presented in a previous note to a recent poem titled, " A Return From Ashes And Dust "…
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