Mother Earth
Mother Earth
May bare feet rest cool in pooled puddles of spring
born of raindrop's congregation that with elation sings
of creatures on wing and every quiet crawling thing
that walks in awe of a breath-taking beauty that she brings.
For she is everything and anything dripping goodness of earth,
born of each dire desire for a more joyous mirth,
worn weary by torn journeys of life's defiant birth
that brings forth tomorrow's promise of a hallowed, holier worth.
For none can neither replace, nor can one deny,
her rising breath rush across a clouded moonlit sky,
her wishful waves that swish resistant sands aside
to rip into a thrashing, soulful crashing tide,
left lonely as foam, slowly sinking damp to dry.
Never will one forget each stillest memory
of her touch brushing influence over humanity,
with a song singing strong her perfected sanity
through a past, a present, a future, longing for eternity.
~P.S. Colley~

Finally got the privilege to be the first to comment. Reminds me of earthly mother's. Same traits and desires.
ReplyDeleteEvery good poem speaks on many levels. There is the obvious, painted with imagery, then the obscure, riding on the lines, and always the rhyme that carries the flow.
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