Morning's Call, Evening's Fall Poem by Joseph David Oliver

Morning's Call, Evening's Fall

Rating: 4.5


Morning calls, Evening falls,
When yellow rays meet Gaia's face,
Again ye, mortals begin thy eternal race!
When Birds begin their morning song,
Mortal Man begins to do their world wrong,
Then Evening Set down on Gaia's Downcast Face,
Ending her Creature's race!
Morning calls, Evening falls,
When yellow rays meet Gaia's face,
Again ye, mortals begin thy eternal race!

Thursday, July 14, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Nature has been done wrong by mankind so many times it's sad. I dedicate this poem to those who love nature and are saddened by it's demise at the hands of mankind.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Tom Billsborough 14 July 2016

About time us Pagans got some notice. A sharp poem. Liked it a lot. Tom Billsborough

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