Cathedral Falls Poem by L MILTON HANKINS
Cathedral Falls
Crystal clear waters babble over jagged rocks
Beside a mountain's moss-laden stones untouched
For generations rushing near low-hanging boughs,
A peaceful riddle for those who pause to hear.
From primordial woods above the falls comes
A stillness filled with rays of sunlight silently
Sifting through, embraced a dying oak leaf
And gently settled it on the gathering pond below,
While I watched.
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