Moving Through Time
I've watched the last eagle
rise up to the sky,
He will ride on the wind
that keeps him on high.
I have seen sailing ships
taken out to sea,
And I've counted those years
which have passed by me.
I've crossed rivers that flow
through the barren lands;
They offer not a drop
which the ground demands.
Yet they're not forever,
life ends at the shore;
We've all thought about that
at least once before.
One may hear the songbirds
echoing afar,
Be there joy in mornings
where ever they are.
A new dawn lifts spirits
in so many ways;
Cherish each new sunrise
for all of your days.
Now the eagle follows
the dry river bed,
Listening to the echoes
sounding from ahead.
Sails appear on the rise,
battered, torn, but free;
Sometimes feels like they are
coming back for me.
Copyright © Daniel Larson | Year Posted 2024
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