Perhaps I Was In Heaven
The trees were as cathedrals,
Twas a temple of a kind—
A place one seeks redemption,
And others peace-of-mind.
And I was surely born again
Within that sacred wood—
Where sentinels, by God’s own Hand
For centuries have stood.
And ever since I wonder,
Was the forest but a dream?
The feather-ferns and flora;
The diamond-studded stream?
But reverie, or reality,
Does it matter anyway?
Knowing I’m a better man
Since that extraordinary day.
Perhaps I was in Heaven,
Could a forest somehow be?
I don’t suppose it matters, though,
It was heavenly to me!
Copyright © Kenneth R. Merrill | Year Posted 2019
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