He rest in tier above the ground,
With garden paths beneath His feet
And scents of flowers all around,
Alas! to smell their fragrance sweet.
A final breath to all will come,
In reverence shown, to herewith lies,
A tribute to this flesh and bone,
That lays beneath fond azure skies.
To draw askance of passers-by,
Whose solemn phrase in spirits wrote,
Terse passages that ne'er to die,
Words be etched in stone, I quote,
" Remember well this simple man,
Whose breath was ended just for you,
Return earth's treasures to this land
And never give the devil due."
"" Remember well this simple man,
Whose breath was ended just for you,
Return earth's treasures to this land
And never give the devil due."
Reindeer
~Nikki~
This is excellent, language and content
are exceptional!
I have missed your work also!
Hugs,
Maria
Love Tinka
You knew I’d love this didn’t you…Damn it man you do this genre so well.
As the bard of old…your quill shines.
Ty, Dani
This poem, "Of Thee I Sing" said it with emotion and art.
Thanks for sharing "Of Thee I Sing".
Andre Emmanuel Bendavi ben-YEHU
and we often forget what it all means
Great write
Jim :)