Far From the Dry Spell

J-ust let the beacon rise, 
H-igh in the sky above; 
O-pen your heart to heaven, 
L-et it feel the greatest love. 
I-n tenth December morn, the sun begins to shine; 
E-ventide passes by, as the dawn makes you feel fine. 

C-olors of the wide lane 
A-re orange, blue and pink; 
M-ist and haze are gone, 
P-leasing your eyes that wink. 
U-nderneath the white clouds, 
S-aturday wind is so gentle; 
O-ne breeze brings freshness far from the dry spell.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2017

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