This is one of the first poems that I had written when I was
a teen. I had it in a book in which I
had lots of other things in too. I even
had pressed flowers and lyrics to songs.
Back then you could not get them off the internet because there was no internet
then. I would sit most of the day just
listening over and over again to get the words down on paper. I was what you
consider as an introvert. I had friends
but mostly I stayed inside in my room. Mom used to throw us out of the house
and tell us to blow some stink off of us.
It was a sad day when my father came into my room and threw
the book out with some of my clothes and all my medals that I won in Majorettes. Somehow this poem didn’t get thrown away and
I found it in my high school yearbook. So I typed it up. There must have been a reason why this poem
was saved from being thrown out. I
believe that there are reasons for everything and times that things are
supposed to happen. Maybe it was to
share with all of you at this particular time. So without further ado here it is for you to
enjoy.
THERE WILL I BE
There will I be
In the delicate
evening mist as it drapes over the glade
With nature as she
lays her flora and fauna to rest
When the night
creatures come out that she has made
Looks for me, it’s
not a test
There Will I Be
To protect you
through the cold, dark, night
In the shadows that
creep over the countryside
And in the shimmering
moonlight
Search for me far and
wide
There Will I be
When the first light
arises in the east
When the morning dew
evaporates form the still vegetation
You will see me at
nature’s breakfast feast
Watch me in all the
action
There Will I Be
In the grassy meadows
with the scurrying chipmunks and the frolicking Deer
With the great Eagles
and on the wings of Doves
In the woodlands and
on the sandy shores there will I appear
Like heavenly Angels
sent from above
There Will I be
In the tranquil
breeze of spring and in the pure winter snow
In the mirror of your
soul what do you see?
Just close your eyes
and then you will know
There Will I Be
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