Lucia The Prayer Poem by taxi poet

Lucia The Prayer



Do not stand and start weeping,
I’m not there; I’m not sleeping,
I’m the wind that blows and blows,
I’m the diamond glint in the snows,
I’m the sunlight on the ripening grain,
I’m the gentle patter of the rain,
When you awake I’m the morning hush,
I am then the swift uprising rush,
Of the birds in circled flight,
I’m the stars that shine through out the night,
Do not stand and forever cry,
I’m not there; I did not die,
Don’t think of me as if I’ve gone,
When in reality I’ve just moved on.

Taxidave

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brian Dorn 06 June 2006

Taxidave, all wonderful reminders of someone who has moved on into another realm of existence... beautifully done. Brian

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