TRUE DELIGHT IN ALL OF US
True delight in all of us
If, drunk with sight of power
We loose wild tongues
Those first affections
Those shadowy recollections
will last forever in the dark
Dominion over palm and pine
Which, be they what they may
Are yet the fountain-light of all our day
The delight is with the velvet moon
not so fair in the field one lays his dreams
yet a master-light of all our seeing
Uphold us cherish and have power to make
true delight in all of us
Our noisy years seem moments in the being
Of the eternal Silence of truths that wake in us
Oh the love of sacred song we all sing along
the flowers that looks so beautiful and smells
so sweet in summers breeze God gave to thee
We all seek the beauty of paradise.
Poetic Lilly J.Emery (c)
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