Nature's Beckoning Call

Nature's Beckoning Call 

One blade of grass out drifting in the wind
 Nature beckons the calling of a new day
 We must humbly bow the knee to pray
 An angel whispers tenderly in the air
 There's something stirring in the wind tonight
 Those shallow promises made in the dark
 Have now taken flight save the day we met
 We treasured a red rose that was plucked before
 Side walk fancy sipping pink lemonade with a straw
 There's lines being drawn in the sand when to understand
 A call for freedom with young hearts bleeding in the night
 Sends a shiver down my spine to embrace so sublime
 A seed dropped out of a farmer's bag in time roots sprung up
 The farmers returns to find a whole host of weeds
 Still we whitle a sweet song through the green leaves
 An acorn was attached of a squirells tail at the end
 To care for the widow in her distress & sorrow
 A bitter fight and you can't even cope
 Having a battle with the Old Spiced soap on the rope
 Let the wind blow where it will
 God is busy creating a heart that's close to him
 Softly & tenderly the band played on right into the night
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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