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The Waterfall
The sun was bright that summer morn, The wind was brisk and cool. The trees danced gently in the breeze The dew looked like a jewel Shining brightly, to light my way This was a day for fun and play.
I turned as I was beckoned - My heart, the Forest stole. I walked along the winding path Caressed by Nature's Soul Excitement stirred from deep within This day of play was to begin.
I knelt upon this mountain path, And felt and viewed her treasures. The river's sound not far away, and One of life's great pleasures Was seeking all that I could find A waterfall was on my mind.
Then, looking up, I saw your face You stood before me now. I gently took your hand and stood Beneath the Forest's bough. And slowly down the path we strolled Our waterfall we soon will hold.
And as we walked the mountain scene Our eyes absorbed this land. But Nature's Soul could not compare With who I had in hand. Your tenderness, it touched my heart. I held you close so n'er we part.
The sound of water rushing down Was music to our ears. We stood before the mighty falls - And brushed away our tears. Then laying on the Forest floor Our lives were joined forevermore ......
W. David Martin, Jr. October 19, 2001
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