Poem: True Weather


True Weather

The weather outside changes,
made fickle by the mountains and winds,
storms one minute,
peace and sun the next,
a puzzle of uncertainty,
unpredictable
with it’s anger and joy.

But here in the sanctuary
of your soul,
all is peace,
a focus not on the world,
but the silence
that sings to God each morning
and is cradled by him
each night.

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The picture was taken at a house in Washington Country, New York. You can click on it for a larger version.

Tom

5 comments

  1. Lovely piece. The second stanza holds particular appeal for me.

    Thanks you for your visit to Poetikat's Blasts From the Past and for your comment. I would be pleased if you would visit my alternate blog, “Poetikat's Invisible Keepsakes” where I focus mainly on poetry (but diverge occasionally).

    Kat

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