Echo's Genesis Poem by Peter Rolny

Echo's Genesis



On this evening pure and free,
The sun is sinking below the sea.
A strand of trees and mountains blare,
While flowers trumpet in the air,
As if touched by an angel's veil.
But this is not an angels' hail:
A wind fills the cavernous mind.
An echo rings in hollow pride.
Convictions raise the mouth to dwell
On the love from whose lips I fell.

Thursday, January 2, 2003
Topic(s) of this poem: lips,mountains,pride
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Peter Rolny

Peter Rolny

Fremont, California
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