Beethoven #6A Poem by Barry GruenbergJoy in nature overwhelms daily worries musicAwakening to the shout of the sun Animals scurry in the underbrush As I step out, barefooted, into the damp grass. Alive and blood coursing Through my veins, I am Astonished at how fresh I feel. All aglow with red cheeks shining And now I hesitate as My memory fills with all the cares I carry But the birdsong is too much for me And I begin to hum along with them. A lone human voice Joining the concert that is Nature In all its delight and wonder. Why should I burden this beautiful dawn With all that so often weighs on
me? The joy of the day is greater than Anything that we contrive To distract us from the music of the firmament. The eager embrace of the warm sun And the anticipation of the possibility of All that is to come. I dance to the possible To the unknown and unforeseen, whatever it may be. To live is to see with constant wonder What we never knew could be. © 2014 Barry GruenbergAuthor's Note
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StatsAuthorBarry GruenbergFort Lauderdale, FLAboutRecently retired, having spent about 25 years helping organizations and leaders be more effective, I am now trying my hand at writing. I invite everyone to comment on my writing -- al input will be m.. more..Writing
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