Waterfall

Waterfalls glide from the North Down the snow-covered mountaintopAnd on that inviting beauty of the EarthNesting on the Alpine trees, a flock of birds chirpIn tuneful songsAcross the pacific valleyAnd there I always wish to betaking in pride in the glorious affinityWith those never-ending songs of the solitary delight. Copyright:Welkin Siskin 

All Man

All man is though the orb of night,In the thicket of time he loses sight;All man a placid, cloudless windA continence’s smirk and grin. All man must however smooch callous death,That’s the tale, that’s man’s fate. With cranky face and rolling tear,Lost things hurt us as anything severe. Copyright: Welkin Siskin

Singsonging Life

Man sings through the heartFor man a singsong bird,Singing day in and day out,No whisper, ho hiss, no mumble but loud,Songs of freedom and the songs of everyday,From teenage impatient to childhood game on hay,Singing merrily all the sorrow and delightSinging all the good of a brighter side,Singing all the rhymes and rhythm,Singing of man’sContinue reading “Singsonging Life”

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