Have You Ever Heard

Have you ever heard
The whistle of air 
Around quiet hills
As the breezes dare
Move over the fields 
Turned a luscious green 
By the folly play  
Of the sun and rain
Battling for the gain
Of a longer stay?

Have you ever heard
The groaning of earth
Like a sole cello
Feeling the sorrow
Of its loneliness
Suddenly regressed
By the sound of feet
In the evergreens
That begin its wake
To life to partake?

Have you ever heard
The sound of water
Like light play of keys
As it finally
Breaks through the surface
Downhill it races 
A river is born
That feeds fields of corn
Dancing in the sun 
While birds sing their fun?

Have you ever heard
The music of fire
As it bursts laughing
Crackling sparks inside
A warm fireplace where
A family shares
Hot, grilled marshmallows
As they play Uno.
The circle of love,
Miracle of life.

By CarolineCecile.
Copyright Feb. 2011.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2011

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Mehta Avatar
February 21, 2011 at 5:55 AM
Beautifully imagery you have penned on the mother earth's beauties one generally misses, Caroline
Neels Avatar
February 21, 2011 at 4:29 AM
Stunning imagery Caroline, I especially love your last two lines, it completes this piece perfectly.. I enjoyed this :)
Pettit Avatar
February 20, 2011 at 11:31 PM
Caroline, everything here is very descriptive in simple wording which makes this piece easy to read. Good going.
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