For the Love of Words, Art, Nature, and Spirituality
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He Sings
In Lingering Ethereal tones;
Trumpet call of Elden Memory
Lilting upon the breeze,
A sweet Symphony of Transcendent mystery;
Discordant Beauty
Piercing the fog of shapeless epochs,
Calling for us to Remember.
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This piece was inspired after a conversation over an original post by Jet Eliot . Thank You Jet for the beautiful Inspiration!
~Morgan~
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Beautiful Photograph found on Pinterest. Credit Gratefully Acknowledged to the Original Photographer. Thank You~
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Hard to believe such a massive animal is a soprano!! Perfect words, Morgan, as always! 😊
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HAHAHA 🙂 Yeah really. :)Thanks Ever so much Dorinda 😉
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Wow! Your words describe the beauty of nature. The elk’s call reminds me of the dolphin’s call. How wondrous God has made all creation.
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I never made that comparison before, but I think you are right; it does sound like a dolphin. Maybe they are distant cousins 😉 So glad you enjoyed this Susan. Thank you!
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You captured the elk’s bugle sound beautifully, Morgan. Lingering, ethereal, discordant, piercing — fantastic description. Thanks so much for adding this poem to the world. I am happy to be part of the inspiration, my friend~~
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So glad you like it Jet. YOU were the one who Inspired…ok you And the Elk himself 😉 Thank You! 🙂
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Truly wonderful.
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Thank You so much 🙂 🙂
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