Paths Poem by james watkin
Paths
As far down, and as often
Me to foot them beseech
As wide-ranging have passed through
Personality of each.
From meekest, fern-cowled, a brook's
Unruffled peace hushed by
To what rough-ruggedly scale
Piny and loud sky-high.
Cool-drawn to one, whose calming
Leaves its residual trace!
While to the other, adventure's
Spirit does it embrace!
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