This poem reflects some of the discussion in my last post, "Oh My Gawd". I apologize for the length but I tried it out, and (technically) it still qualifies as a Post It Poem. It was written on one of those really big notes (you know, the ones with the lines). Oh, and I wrote really tiny.
A Hymn in Green
I enter at dusk
A cathedral of Oaks,
Pillars of Pine
Inspiring silent awe.
A living cathedral where
Trees as tutors tell truths,
Their branches and roots
expanding, whispering.
Sacred vines are blessed
to live among them,
Contemplating truth
Arms folded in prayer.
A cacophony of chanting,
The Moon arrives to
a choir of crickets
An owl conducts.
There are no priests
no clergy here,
all are equally sanctified
all singing an eternal
Hymn in Green.
A Hymn in Green
I enter at dusk
A cathedral of Oaks,
Pillars of Pine
Inspiring silent awe.
A living cathedral where
Trees as tutors tell truths,
Their branches and roots
expanding, whispering.
Sacred vines are blessed
to live among them,
Contemplating truth
Arms folded in prayer.
A cacophony of chanting,
The Moon arrives to
a choir of crickets
An owl conducts.
There are no priests
no clergy here,
all are equally sanctified
all singing an eternal
Hymn in Green.
1 comment:
Lovely. Just lovely.
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