Desert by Karl WaldbauerHe once lived as a Bedouin,
this I surely know.
The desert lives within his soul,
itÂ’s part of his sanguine flow.
As a child he climbed tall sand dunes,
watched the Atlantic seethe and roil.
Now he kneels in wilderness light
to feel the arid soil.
Joshua trees keep watch on the man,
a hawk is his trusted guide.
He wants to spend eternity here
under stars, with God by his side.
05/31/2004
Posted on 06/01/2004 Copyright © 2024 Karl Waldbauer
Member Comments on this Poem |
Posted by Jean Mollett on 06/02/04 at 04:58 AM Hi Karl,
Good one, lovely, peaceful in it's own way. |
Posted by Michele Schottelkorb on 06/04/04 at 08:29 AM i live in the joshia trees... this poem is fluid... beautiful realism... perfect flow... blessings... |
Posted by Chris Sorrenti on 06/05/04 at 03:20 PM Really like the descriptiveness of this piece, good exercise in brevity. Spirit radiating throughout. |
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