Ir you could seeA Poem by Kelvin L. WilsonThe things I saw in the early morningIf you could see with my eyes What I saw in the cool night skies A glittering starry carpet Not seen by city eyes A wide expanse of heaven With secrets and surprise The secrets of eternity Are plain before your eyes Translucent mists come drifting by In the quiet morning air A thin mist creeping finger Threads down the valley there The finger thickens quickly And down the valley flows Like slowly flowing honey The mists they come and go The burnished bronze of first sunlight Crowning the mountain top The jewel bespangled spider webs Heaven shining in every drop The vapor mist on the river It ripples, gurgles, pops It splashes in contentment While spilling over rocks The birdsong in the morning The valley overflows A thousand chirping voices Call. “leave your nights repose” The shadows on the hillside Retreat before the sun And wild dogs howl a last farewell From last nights hunting run A lazy coil of smoke escapes The remnant funeral pyre The remaining glowing embers Of last nights roaring fire We load it up with wood again The fire starts to flame To ready it for breakfast To revive us once again The sizzle of the bacon And egg with yellow top The onion rings and mushrooms The fried bread with the lot The cup of pungent coffee You feel it going down And all of this in heaven A hundred miles from town Sometimes it’s dark and gloomy With storm clouds over head They’re lowering and threatening A rain curtain is spread And we can only walk on With face towards the rain The curtain soon engulfs us With solid pouring rain. But soon the shower passes And sunshine once again It sparkles in the grasses On spider webs a skein Of jewels hanging in a row A blessing from the rain And vapour rises from a fence Recycled once again And early every morning God paints the scene anew A wild prolific painter His palette is the dew He splashes it with sunlight To show its varied hue But who among us value it Alas I fear too few Alas I must not go on I fear that I must stop For this is but a flavour Of natures retail shop For she has much to offer To those who pay the bill Who stop and take the time to see Our God creating still © 2014 Kelvin L. Wilson |
StatsAuthorKelvin L. WilsonGrantville, Victoria, AustraliaAboutWhatever education was about, I didn't get it. Though maths was a complete conundrum, music, poetry and performance soaked into my life. While dyslexia is no sin, it is not a great help in the school .. more..Writing
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