Everlasting

Tis' timeless this cathedral green
A constant play of exquisite transition
Lofting tribute with flawless composition
Unerring to the senses embellished serene

Above the hushed and restful peace
The thunderous water speaks aloud
And falls like torrents from Neptune's cloud
Transcending its glorified masterpiece

The rushing fierceness of cascading stream
Like the mother lion's roar of wrath
That nothing in the wake shall be spared in its path
Tumbling into the steel mouthed rock strewn ravine

Its majestic, profound, and enduring footprint
Flows past the lushness of its own genesis
A Shangri-La, a Utopia, a perfectly blended precipice
Crashing far below while vaporous breath escape in its ascent

And below in the placid quietude be still
The calming pool of water's mist imbues
The harmonious state of rainbow hues
In the midst of doves of gentle will

Ah! So soft it speaks in its gentle din
Enfolding gratitude in our hearts
To be mindfully given for peace doth impart
The beauteous wonder of nature therein


September 19, 2019
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Hamilton Avatar
September 20, 2019 at 9:59 AM
This is a beautiful write Lonna, I'm enjoying all of your writes.
Blodgett Avatar
September 20, 2019 at 12:19 PM
Thank you so much kind sir!! I truly appreciate your comments and the fact you like my muse!! Lonna
Freak Avatar
September 19, 2019 at 2:18 PM
This will be added to my favorites! Thanks for sharing!
Blodgett Avatar
September 19, 2019 at 2:44 PM
Thank you for your comments! I just read some of your poetry and see you are a new member. I see a poet in a beautiful making. I'll keep reading! Lonna
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