Breadth

He has gone forth
and traversed the paths of the world
and sought out those things
the desires                         of his soul
 
to see the majesty of the land
         the work of those who labor
                  in their daily struggles 
who walk                    in flame              and in pain
 
and to preserve those things
in song           and moving pictures
so that others might
                            see as he sees
who can turn his course
his feet are firm set
 
                                 his focus is fixed
and he has stayed true to his path
                  who can move his heart
 
He understands himself
can another see him 
 
His fire smolders                   It is in his control
            His power is his own
 
a richly landscaped mind
                  the possibilities are endless
the depth and breath of him 
                  is ceasless and endearing
My heart aches to explore him
                                  and mine the vastness of his mind
its expanse is awesome   a lifetime to reach into
 
all his nooks and crannies
 
                      May the sun rise
and shine upon all you do that is true
                      May you know that you
                       have brought beauty into my soul
and touched my heart
                       tenderness fills it
the only man who has moved me
from myself     my own circumspection
         to look upon his
 
no scriptures for this as its simply reflections
 
COPYRIGHT © 2011 C Michael Miller
via Duboff Law Group LLC
Copyright © | Year Posted 2012

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