Knowing only that it has a destination
And a destiny to fulfill, it soars
In search of a heart in which to bide.
Higher than the clouds, in airless cold it glides,
At the edge of nothing, it scans the sky
Its’ journey’s end, could be anywhere
In search of a heart in which to hide
And then, with no command to ride,
It dips into the air beneath
To fall so softly, then gather speed,
In search of a heart that is open wide.
Before it swells a hurricane’s tide,
A screaming wind huzzahs it on,
The sky it parts with no disdain,
In search of a heart to dwell inside
And there two hearts beat side by side,
Two souls in pain, with space within,
Two souls on grief once cast away,
In search of a heart unbound by pride.
The Father’s Hand waved their fears aside
And bade the flyer welcome there,
And into them both, love floated home,
In search of a heart in which to bide.
1 comment:
great poem
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