Natures Song Poem by John Leroy Maxwell

Natures Song



A mountain brook, a mountain stream
Rippling waters weave me a dream
I try to grasp that special note, the stoic
rocks, the ripples poke
Extending fingers play the tune, in
harmony, the ripples croon
The waters dance so full of glee, a
mountain stream, a symphony
The score be written from above, in
all His glory, all His love
A story told to me, to you, compassion
filled, compassion true
From wence it came, where does it go
What unknown tales for us to know
What secrets held beneath it's crest, it
never sleeps, it never rests
Serenity it gives to me, all my cares
doth set me free
I'd like to stay forever here
But leave I must, this place so dear

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Andrew Leamon 06 January 2010

This is beautiful. This isn't the only poem I read of yours, but this one has stood out more then the rest.

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