Title: The birth of life
Back to DirectoryPoem
Instructions
I see the resounding spring that brings life to the world.
I hear the hum of the bee that brings sweetness to the air.
The trees grow green, the flowers bloom.
And peace reigns high in meadows fair.
I see the resounding spring that brings life to the world.
I hear the hum of the bee that brings sweetness to the air.
The trees grow green, the flowers bloom.
And peace reigns high in meadows fair.
I see the resounding spring that brings life to the world.
I hear the hum of the bee that brings sweetness to the air.
The trees grow green, the flowers bloom.
And peace reigns high in meadows fair.
I am the resounding spring that brings life to the world.
I hear the hum of the bee that brings sweetness to the air,
None
None
And a blue bifid tongue and from his cheek i suck the spring.
And i can hear the hum of spring.
And the spring will make them go.
I am the resounding spring that brings life to the world.
Is sweeter far than sugar and flowers that bloom in spring.
None of the above
I feel the warmth that radiates through the chilly air.
I see the sun that brings warmth to the land,
I hear the hum of the bee that brings sweetness to the air,
I see the bright sun that warms all things, even me.
The scream of a frog, the chirping of birds.
None of the above
And i bloom in my own light.
To bloom and die away.
The bloom and sweetness of the day.
The sighs and laughter, the green and bloom.
And bloom with a jubilant sigh.
None of the above
The place of his birth; and there is none where.
The swans, that way, were bred from their very birth. their.
The place of my birth, the place where.
The womb of nature, and know her birthplace, where.
Is buried by his birth. and yet if i stand there.
None of the above
Then, adam, be thou my kinsman fair.
The swans, that lay at anchor so fair.
Of thy fellow men; hee also shalt be fair.
And all the meadows fair.
The swans, and the golden eagle fair.
None of the above