The Poet

He dwells apart, the birds and bees
Tell him their sweetest mysteries;
From nature, tender, good, and true,
He garners wisdom's honey-dew.

The sky, the mountain, and the mead
Are precious books where he may read,
Writ in the sunshine, on the sod,
The word, the thought, the love of God.
Translation: 
Language: 
Rate this poem: 

Reviews

No reviews yet.