WATER IN DRY PLACES

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    WATER IN DRY PLACES

    On soil desolate of rain
    running cracks shout drought across the ground
    Signs of life, no remains
    old lonely death walks around

    A whisper of a wish of a spirit deprived
    oh if but death would embrace flesh's fire
    Substance of hope of a soul denied
    oh death dance with flesh, quench desire

    Tired are the trees releasing britttle leaves
    chained by the rays of the sun
    No found peace in a gentle breeze
    thou evidence unseen, death has not yet won

    Hear the sound of running horses or tis' a near by spring?
    Come forth with deliverance and riches untold
    Death be now swallowed up for you have lost your sting
    Praises unto God for the joy that fluids the soul

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    Poetry is when an emotion has found its thought and the thought has found words.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

    cherlemarie’s Poems (7)

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