God hath made these valleys wild,
streams that flow to eternal
bliss,
and the birds are ever on
wings;
everything by the time in thy
presence,
is slipping away from our
hands,
by the day to arise without a
song:
for nothing in silence is hid
from thee,
that in such reverence of thy
sanctity,
this wall of our shared
benevolence
makes me wonder at who I am;
but you to myself a stranger
in whose company by the common
grave
this world is of another land,
of our promised heaven,
long expired in antiquity of
some ancient folks,
whom, they say, have hardly
ever existed,
where by a natural deity in the
making,
they are still trying to make
me believe.
[Naveed Khalid]
Poem: Invisible Gnomes
Reviewed by Zintovlogs
on
March 28, 2019
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