Redwoods By the Sea

As I stood beneath an ancient tree
The canyon beckoned me
Mushrooms, moss and ferns abound
They carpeted the spongy ground
Rough redwoods reached into the sky
Such majesty and wisdom; I often wondered why
The canopy, a firmament up into the sun
A meeting of the masters, rejoicing every one
Created for an endless life, nestled near the shore
Are there more like them? They couldn’t see the more
Huge roots held fast in fertile ground
They are talking; can you hear the sound?
Their branches whispered softly with the winding stream
Let them grow forever; let them live their dream
Copyright © | Year Posted 2015

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Callus Avatar
October 6, 2015 at 3:12 PM
A lovely poem that flows where nature stands in beauty, especially the tall majestic redwoods. A delight to read! // paul
Squires Avatar
November 9, 2015 at 1:07 PM
Glad you liked it Paul. I will always remember my walk through those awesome trees.
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