Thursday, April 25, 2013


Sing to me from the greatest of heights,
Call to me from where thou stands.
Enthroned above all else in my mind.
See I, nothing more than thine beauty,
Reach to thee with outstretched hand.
Come, to me, thou are heaven, and the earth herself combined,
Precious to me above anything else in my life.
Would my heart keep on soaring, Would that I would never land!
Such flight speaks in wind and song to me,
Sight above all else, hovering above the earth!
Alas that the laws of Nature ban
Such endless flight! Else would I soar to thee
On wings ne’er tiring, to seek thee out and find thee!
Though endless I wish this flight may be, When I land,
I shall reach out and join hands with thee.

Earhfaru. © Elizabeth Wherry, April 2013

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