Eton Langford Poet Rhyme

Zephyrs

Within one day I’ve lived much more
Than in twelve seasons, all combined, 
And thus I’ve learned how to ignore
What can oppress the wearied mind. 

I once was summoned back to light
From a deep slumber of the will, 
To learn that, if I ceased to fight,
The sea of time would hold me still.

I raised my head, I looked around,
But found myself a child again,
As if I never had been bound
By visions which ensnare the brain.

I was thus gifted a new form
And freed of troubles I had known;
It was a chance to be reborn
Of other lives and live my own. 

Since then, I’ve been the rush of springs
Which make the blood of nature flow;
I roam upon the tireless wings
Of zephyrs where they chance to go.

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