| Commentary and Philosophy Poetry posted March 29, 2010 |
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contemplative quatrains
One Gliding Hawk
by adewpearl
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When God sends signals He's still here at work among the world He made, some see Him in a burning bush -- I see Him in a young girl's braid. The Mississippi and the Nile rage toward the sea fueled by God's power, but they're no more magnificent than ivy twined in garden's bower. Vast coral reefs and Ayer's Rock, The Cliffs of Dover, Angel Falls, such wonders people flock to see -- one gliding hawk my heart enthralls. I've seen God in my sister's face, I've heard Him in my daughter's laugh. Perhaps today I'll feel His love from daffodils that line my path. |
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To learn more about Ayer's Rock, the white cliffs of Dover, Angel Falls and several wondrous coral reefs, go to SevenNaturalWonders.org, a non profit organization dedicated to promoting and protecting the great wonders of God's Creation.
Uluru is the name Ayers Rock has long been called by the Aboriginal people of that section of Australia and is the name now recognized by Australia also. I thank Louise, my Aussie friend, for this information.
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