Blue Columbine

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Blue Columbine

Blue columbine in the rockies,
Your trumpet pedals sound,
With the symphony of mountains
And meadows all around.

How can such a fragile flower bloom
Up from this harsh dry ground?
Through rocks, and shale, and rugged tundra,
You flourish all around.

As I watch and listen, to the splendor that I see,
I know I hear you speaking, a message not alone for me.

I can hear you playing, on your saphire trumpets the praise of God.
I can see you swaying, in the mountain breeze with the breath of God.
I can hear you saying: In the hardest times, there is tenderness
From the living God

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ApaqRasgirl commented on Blue Columbine

07-23-2010

that was simply beautiful my friend. what a touching inspiration and love for nature and mother earth with the blessings of all things gifted to us all by God, thanks for sharing this wonderful piece. blessings to you dear love asha

ginga commented on Blue Columbine

07-22-2010

artsong, A lovely lyric of a precious flower sprung. ginga

sherry122 commented on Blue Columbine

01-20-2010

Beautifully written, my favourite is the last stanza, mountains certainly have a lot of God-given beauty that you’ve put nicely into words.

Poetry is finer and more philosophical than history; for poetry expresses the universal, and history only the particular.

Aristotle (384 BC-322 BC) Greek philosopher.

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