At Evening

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    At Evening

    At Evening


    I sat staring at the water
    Watching the evening sun
    Its colors beginning to fade
    Trying to relax and not think
    Darkness falls
    As I set and reflect on the day
    I lose myself in thoughts
    Unaware of others around me
    Though tired and worn out
    I feel myself relaxing
    As I watch the water
    Ripple to the shore and out again
    I hear a bird over head
    Heading to its evening retreat
    I see the trees swaying
    Causing shadows on the lake
    The clouds seem to be standing still
    Soft and fluffy against the evening sky
    I hear laughter from children
    Footsteps on the graveled roadway
    A fish jumps in the water
    Catching one last insect to eat
    I quietly sing an evening prayer
    Softly so I won't disturb the tranquility
    Then I notice others around me
    Their voices joining in worship
    What a way to end a beautiful day
    In praise to our Savior

    Georgia Gill-Elkins 2003
    January 6, 2003

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    The true philosopher and the true poet are one, and a beauty, which is truth, and a truth, which is beauty, is the aim of both.

    Ralph Waldo Emerson, American Poet (1803-1882)

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