Call of the Waterfall
Mossy edge of turquoise stream
palm-size granite rocks which gleam
and shimmer with the water from
a sparkling waterfall--I'll come
to hear the sounds which fill the air;
moist teardrops falling on my hair.
At times I hear the water call
among the buckeye trees so tall,
the rustling wind, the birds that nest.
This land is where I'll take my rest
when dawn has died. I'll make my bed
here on the ground. I'll lay my head
in final rest right here. And here
I'll die without a thought of fear.
Copyright © Carol Louise Moon | Year Posted 2020
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