It rumbles like a soundless stead over green-tumbled
valley-bed
And shimmers like a cello-strain across a sweep of
golden grain
And brushes far-off hills, soft blue with tender,
splendor-layered hue
It aches in wakes of years gone by and breaks the bonds of
eastern sky
And reaches through the dust and dew to teach the likes
of me and you
To trust, not in the dance or dream but in He whose Love
reigns supreme
And rules the order of the earth in schools of common death
and birth
Where stunning compositions spill in awesome four-season
quadrille
While we, from vantage points of dirt are startled by its
hope and hurt
Where brokenness and beauty vie for the attentions of a
sigh
And looking back cannot return one wink from its tremendous
urn
But shapes with nothing more than grace This Very Twinkle taking place
Where standing tall cannot appease the need for falling to our knees
And success wields a double-blade and happiness is moment-made
As ordinance of day to day turns Time into a lost
highway
And draws us from its scope of sod back to Hope's Awesome Author; God
© Janet Martin
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