Not Far Beyond The CloverA Poem by Jaci
Sliding sand, a pale tan
almost of non-color slick beneath walking feet as I passed into the clover. There on the edge of a breathing forest dimply lit by filtered sunlight pale green beams among the leaves, a beautiful journey beginning. Moss thick and lichen in rich tones garbed the trees like clothes and they whispered songs high above me as I walked quietly below. Birds take wing calling out names to warn of the intruder. First the music of water rushing then a sparkling in the sun. A dance of river over rocks creates a peaceful sound and glints into my eyes but for a moment as I pass on by. Further beyond the shining rocks deep within the forest, where even the air grows silent and no longer can the influence of people be heard or be felt, the weight of trees seem oppressive but the earth is soft and rich here in the oldest forest, mother nature at her best. Undisturbed for many years but not too far from discovery. Keep her safe Keep her hidden Guard those she holds dear. Save the trees from mans ambition and keep her waters pure. © 2011 Jaci |
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Added on October 26, 2011 Last Updated on October 26, 2011 |