Walking With Redwoods
On hallowed ground this path pervades
As if by fate, alone I tread
To hear the whispered serenades
Of redwood song through timeless threads
From long forgotten centuries
Melodic echoes through the mist
A haunting hint of reverie
Perhaps a plea to coexist
If by chance you amble through
These auburn temples fringed with grace
A thoughtful pause - your cares adieu
The healing magic of this place
25 Jun 2014
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