Mystic Words

by NightFlyer   Jan 13, 2009


From this verdant hallowed site
By the plains, forevermore
Bathed in golden morning light
I can watch brave eagles soar.

By the ancient, misty plain
In the shade of oak trees brown
Fed by endless Winter rain
I can hear the West wind's sound.

As I watch a rustic bog
Mystic words flow out to me
Sitting on a weathered rock
Neath the forest canopy.

A humble spot it may now seem
On this lichen covered stone
But like a vision in a dream
'Tis poetry's exalted throne.

So I come here every day
To this sunny Shangri La
Catching words that come my way
On the winds from meadows far.

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  • 15 years ago

    by Sylvia

    Too bad there is not really a rock, I too would loved to have joined you there. Such nice peaceful images. Well done.

  • 15 years ago

    by NightFlyer

    Thank you for your kind comments, TJ. I wrote this at my favorite nearby park, where I've written other poems. A very pleasent, tranquil place. Most of the details, including the rock, came from my imagination.