Where Water Flows
Burdened by trouble,
Saddened by loss,
I sought out a river;
Sat on a rock covered with moss.
Saddened by loss,
I sought out a river;
Sat on a rock covered with moss.
I sought out a creek,
And sat in silence;
My head hung down,
Inside I was tense.
The water glistened brightly,
Water tumbled o'er rocks,
And briefly I caught
A glimpse of a fox.
Listening to the water,
My spirit did ease;
I heard birds high above
Chirping in trees.
In nature I healed;
My soul did renew;
I could go back, face people
And take whate'er life threw.
Published by Sandra Essary
Sandra is a featured travel contributor for Associated Content at Yahoo!. She has traveled extensively in the US, Europe, and the Caribbean. She has also camped for over 35 years throughout the US. Besi... View profile
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8 Comments
Post a CommentRefreshing! What a great poem! :-)
Watching the water flow can be very relaxing.
It is true that nature can be quite healing.
Lovely.
I also go to natural settings when I need solace and comfort.
Beautifully written.
Set this to music! For some reason I can hear Judy Collins singing this. :) Great poem!
Lovely :)