The narrow path is before me,
I walk along it, between the wheat,
The greenness of it all around me.
The bright sun shining down,
Down on the ripening sheaves
And on my life of peace and joy.
Ahead I see an arched gate
I open it and walk into the Sanctuary,
A wonder of trees, shrubs and peace.
I walk slowly around this heaven
As the Spirit of Nature pulls me,
Pulls me into its haven,
Its haven of beauty, peace and love.
I sit and my mind wanders
Combines with the Spirit around me
Taken into the glory that is within me,
That Sanctuary of love,
Love for my world.
- Author: Goldfinch60 (Pseudonym) ( Online)
- Published: June 14th, 2021 01:02
- Comment from author about the poem: As the organiser of a poetry group I was asked by a member of a local Heritage Trust if I would like to visit then as they are intending to set up a Poetry area. I was shown around and all looked fine but then I was asked if I would like to visit their Sanctuary. I did and hence these words.
- Category: Reflection
- Views: 45
Comments8
Lovely poem GF. Where is this place?
About 15 minutes away from my house.
Andy
Lovely poem π sounds like nice place
Thank you yellowrose, yes it is, I will go back there.
Andy
Good write Gold.
I know a Peace Garden for Muslim soldiers. Not local, but I pop in there if in the area.
Thanks Orchi, yes there are some great places of peace around.
Andy
And as you walked though this sanctuary, a certain lovely lady at your side. Beautiful Andy. ; )
She certainly was AP, dhe is always with me, thank you.
Andy
Beautiful. Close my eyes and I am there in the sanctuary, between the trees and shrubs , meditating. π
That is so wonderful Jayasree, to commune with nature in any way is so comforting.
Andy
The place you describe sounds wonderful, relaxing, reassuring.
It certainly is d a and it is only 15 minutes away.
Andy
The doubters only need to visit your poem to know of itβs existence.
Thank you for your kind words Suresh.
Andy
Yes indeed .. a lovely poem my friend
Thank you Neville, much appreciated.
Andy
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