Shelter Poem by Barry Middleton
Shelter
Rating: ★4.5
a west wind stirs
palms fold their fronds
like praying hands
the earth offers up
a sacrifice of sorts
the palms bow
awed birds flee
in a woodland cove
refuge awaits
shelter of the forest
entreats the animals
to silent grace
the storm finally done
the prayer is granted
the palms endure
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: endurance,nature,storm,survival
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