I DON'T KNOW WHAT I'D DO,
I GUESS THAT I WOULD FLOUNDER
UPON A ROCKY CHEW.
THE OCEAN'S DEEP AND CHOPPY
THE WIND IS EVERMORE
AND DRIVES MY FRAIL EMBARKMENT
TO THE FALLEN ONE'S DARK DOOR.
THAT DOOR DOES OPEN SEAWARD
I SEE IT AS PLAIN AS DAY
HIS HOUSE IS EVER BLACKENED
WITHOUT GOD'S LIGHTING RAYS
I SEEK MY HOLY MASTER
AND LEAN UPON HIS STAFF
AND LOOK AT BRILLIANT SON-SHINE
THAT LIGHTS HIS HOLY PATH
IF I DIDN'T HAVE A SHEPERD
TO GUIDE ME EVERY DAY
THERE IS NO DOUBT WITHIN ME
MY SOUL WOULD GO ASTRAY.
CALL HIM THE GOOD SHEPHERD
OR MASTER OF HIS SHIP
HE IS MY HOLY CAPTAIN
AND WITH ME ON THIS TRIP
FOR LIFE IS BUT A JOURNEY
WE SAIL OR WALK EACH DAY
THE ROAD, BE GRAY OR LONELY
OR WITH SHOALS WITHIN THE BAY
SIMPLY...NOW AND ALWAYS...
TAKE THE TIME TO PRAY.
END
BY ME-MEB
OCT 18, 20011
WE SAIL OR WALK EACH DAY
THE ROAD, BE GRAY OR LONELY
OR WITH SHOALS WITHIN THE BAY
SIMPLY...NOW AND ALWAYS...
TAKE THE TIME TO PRAY.
END
BY ME-MEB
OCT 18, 20011
Oh yes, I wrote a poem. I hope you like it. An afternoon inspiration. I guess that is what you do on a cold, rainy day where even the autumn leaves are rumpled and sodden on the ground: You just let your mind wander where it will and see what emerges. That also means that I didn't work too hard, either. Just didn't feel like it so I didn't!
END
No comments:
Post a Comment