I passed by beauty in a busy place... A beautiful soul, a beautiful face. My life was all wrapped up in me-- Too busy was I to stop and see. But beauty didn't suffer For not having been seen; Only I was robbed Of what might have been. I stopped by beauty in the garden today... So easy to have missed along my way, But richer am I from my ivory tower To have knelt down here by this humble flower.
The gold for which we labor and toil, Which blinds men's eyes as they dig the soil, Or warps their goals, visions and dreams As they tunnel the mountains and pan the streams, It's power is fleeting; its joy dies away In the hands of men who wish it to stay. But the golden morning that lifts my eye Gives hope to a dream that never shall die.
Writer, photographer, consultant—marketing and audio. Hobbies include woodworking & creation photography. All postings and photos are my own work, except for the photo of a wall in Ireland.
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