A Thought Woke Me Early This Morning 1967
You're the air I breathe, the ground that
Bears me up, everything beautiful I see.
You're the song I hear, the food I eat,
Every thought that comes to me.
You're the fire that warms,
The cooling breeze,
The bed that holds me--
All of these.
You're the dream I dream,
The hope I keep
In those cherished moments
Before I sleep.
Sounds of Wisdom circa 1968
Listen to the sound of your star,
Breathing down from afar.
Climb up its beam;
Aspire to that dream
Of your quest.
Harken to the wisdom of your heart;
Believe it not only in part.
For he that so lives
And lovingly gives
Is most blest.
Game of Life circa 1969
Oh, Great Jacks Player for the World,
I saw Your great red ball through morning haze
Bounce from the horizon, and wondered
If this could be the game of life:
Are little lives cast down upon this plane
And later picked, 'neath orbits of Your sun,
By some mysterious rule of choice?
Time to Hope circa 1969
Autumn's red-orange dress has disappeared
Around Time's season-circle.
Schizophrenic Winter--graybeard, cherub--
Cries and laughs around us.
Foggy, melancholy days are come again
And time for thinking hope thoughts.
Click! circa 1969
Since yesterday I have the yen,
When clicks my mind, to click my pen.
But, sad to say, it does not work
The other way--I cannot ken!
Sunday, April 4, 2010
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