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The Elements


Water enters into earth silent

and winds to the mountains hollow

Moon comes as day is spent

and day again comes to follow

light upon each breath of air

that fierce flame that ignites

of life each spark and flare

when until they rise in still moonlight

to dance in perfect harmony

and forever bond in unity

flame, wind, land and sea

as one, as four, and all as three.

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