‘As rivers meet the sea’
Heaven touched the earth below,
Where sweetly still the waters flow
And there in constant echoing hymn,
The rivers sing of storms within
The ripples straining to the ocean wide,
Unleashing waves against the tides
Flying spume that fills the air,
Flung high from rocks now naked and bare
Rushing to their final embrace,
Springs eternal to take their place
Onwards ever as they must,
Grinding shells to sand and dust
Create, destroy the endless shore,
Return again to then restore
Caressed and smoothed the God’s deliver
Views to steal your heart forever
By
Mary Cecil
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