Gifts Of Light - I Poem by M. Elizabeth Barrett Doyle
Gifts Of Light - I
Light silvers
The surface
Of a woodland pond,
A fox drinks,
Nose to nose
With his reflection
Forest shadows
Deepen, lengthen,
As clouds rumble overhead.
Suddenly,
A summer shower
Passes on.
In the distance
Raindrops
Split the sunlight,
And the ultimate gift,
A rainbow of color,
Bursts upon the earth!
Thursday, January 2, 2003
Topic(s) of this poem: rainbow
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