Jan 30
I was born in Nature’s wild domain! The trees were all that sheltered my infant limbs, the blue heavens all that covered me…” – George Copway, Ojibwa Chief, 1818-1863)
This partial quote struck me this morning as quite wonderful in its imagery and poetic language.
To be born naked under stars,
shielded by a cloak of greening trees
beneath the blue vault of sky—
to feel the first spring rain,
gentle on this tender skin, to know
the scent of crocus bud and hyacinth—
and remember always I am a child of Spring.
CAS Jan. 30, 2015
Another beauty, Carol. I especially liked these lines:
to feel the first spring rain,
gentle on this tender skin…
Thanks, Barbara. I liked this inspiration a lot. Nice to move away from political stuff!