In these days of busy
lives,
Which from deadly routine derives.
Let music infuse your
...
On a dusty morning,
I sit in my chair,
In the public library.
Reading, discovering,
...
The room is dark.
Candles need relighting,
Lights go on subsiding.
It's insides stark.
...
Simple, so simple,
Sorrow walks alone.
Simple, so simple,
She sits on the silent throne.
...
Riding on horse and hoof,
Vaulting fence, wall and roof.
Going past meadows green,
Going to a place I've been.
...
Night falls, as it should.
But tonight,
Will be a different night.
I lie on my bed,
...
Going home at last,
After a long, long day.
A day of sweat,
And tears,
...
Those eyes of purest black,
Of fire, there's no lack.
That face, that hard, hard face,
Regardless of his race.
...
Once I met a jester boy,
With bells of solid gold.
In his hands he held a toy,
That he would play and mold.
...
Ah, the flowing waters,
Of the crystal river.
Flow, for lovely daughters,
Of the elders of silver.
...
Musicke
In these days of busy
lives,
Which from deadly routine derives.
Let music infuse your
soul,
Let poetry rise like a mole.
Let there be music in the Earth,
As to warm fires in a
hearth.
Let writing enter the flow,
Of life's river in which we row.
May every breath be a
gift,
To heal a scar, seal a rift,
The joy of music in our ears,
The art of writing to our peers.
Let music empower
you,
Let writing discover you.