More Things In Heaven and Earth Poem by Tor Magnor Solvang

More Things In Heaven and Earth

The sky's so wide, blue sea so deep.
Beneath it, secrets softly sleep.
More than we see, more than we know,
Where quiet wonders gently grow.

The grass we tread, the trees so tall,
Hold stories whispered to us all.
A hidden hum, a gentle breeze,
A world of magic between the trees.

The sky above, so blue and deep,
Holds secrets that the stars do keep.
The ground we walk, so firm and wide,
Good hidden wonders deep inside.

The air we breathe, a gentle sigh,
Connects the earth, the sea, the sky.
A magic hum, a whispered sound,
In all that's seen and but yet found.

More than just grass, and clouds, and rain,
A secret world, a mystic chain.
From tiny seed to highest peak,
The universe has much to speak.

Beyond the clouds, where stars ignite,
There's so much more than just the light.
A space so vast, a mystic art,
That touches every beating heart.

More Things In Heaven 
and Earth
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