Peace Poem by john coldwell

Peace

Rating: 4.5


Let the children of your anxious mind,
In other arms their comfort find,
And come yourself away with me,
Beyond the palms and limpid sea.

To where the crystal drops of rain,
And wading birds in silent train,
Stir placid ponds of liquid balm,
To bathe your troubled soul in calm.

O, look beyond the daily dread,
O, seek out nature's joys instead,
Join the curlew in it’s cry,
And in the purple heather lie.

Does the joyful coloured flower,
In troubled heart, both shrink and cower?
No, it faces God, and smiles for Him,
And sings for glory, a sweet victory Hymn!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Jack Price 17 November 2011

Quite moving and such serene poetry. This piece stopped me for a moment and allowed me just to reflect. Thank you for such a brilliant poem. Very spiritual. J. L.

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Stewart Gideon 17 November 2011

hmmmmm! Beautiful!

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