As morning stroked its light across the sky
And any dream I had began to die
All senses woke to smell, to sight and sound.
I watched the shadows leave earth’s hallowed ground
And coming through the trees I heard the wind
That led the leaves in dance. As they were spinned
I thought of children going back to school,
No longer sure about life’s golden rule.
Though life seems changed, it circles back again
As surely as the seasons bring the rain.
I let the memories wash over me,
Migrating sparrows that I now set free.
For, freeing them, the memories will stay
In graceful flight and never far away.
I'll have them dancing for a little while,
Each with a shout of laughter or a smile.
© 2007 Pam H. Murray
And any dream I had began to die
All senses woke to smell, to sight and sound.
I watched the shadows leave earth’s hallowed ground
And coming through the trees I heard the wind
That led the leaves in dance. As they were spinned
I thought of children going back to school,
No longer sure about life’s golden rule.
Though life seems changed, it circles back again
As surely as the seasons bring the rain.
I let the memories wash over me,
Migrating sparrows that I now set free.
For, freeing them, the memories will stay
In graceful flight and never far away.
I'll have them dancing for a little while,
Each with a shout of laughter or a smile.
© 2007 Pam H. Murray
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