Douglas TwitchellVentriloquist, mathematician, science teacher, web designer, software developer, Bible teacher, camp pastor, musician, photographer... |
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MomentsTo sit in quiet contemplation onA mottled slope of granite slab and grass That lies above a busy coastal port, To speak, to listen, and at times to laugh, To watch the falcons and the greedy gulls That dip and whirl and spin with every breeze, And bobbing sails and prows of distant boats That slice the surface of the endless seas, ![]() To smell the sweet salt tang of ocean air, To sit in silence, or to softly talk, While all around the crash of foaming waves Beats loudly on the madly contoured rock, To set aside the cares that haunt our days, To let the moments turn to minutes, and The minutes disappear in squandered hours While timeless nature beats against the strand; And, Oh! If moments such as these could come - These precious gifts that God in grace does send - If only these could come to us each day, Or failing that, perhaps, to never end. Copyright 2010 by Douglas Twitchell |
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