At the headland of the coast
Muted in Jurassic memory,
The wind blew all around me
The cliff crumbling right under my feet,
The dark clouds rolling in from the horizon
The power of the sea drowning out words I may speak,
But here I stand defiently in still of mind and heart
And here I stand on strong legs,
Witnessing nature’s forceful art
In mindfulness I reach outward,
And feel it’s passionate splendour
Desperate and frustrated how much it had been plundered
I let my consciousness engage with nature,
The earth, the wind, the sea,
I communed with all that is
And asked forgiveness for our terrible ills,
And in my peace and breath by breath
I felt myself and nature connect,
Now the ground rumbles no more
And the sea was calm and the clouds opened up,
And a ray of sun broke through to give light
In a way serene, holy and divine,
And all was now once again fine
But not forever if we don’t change,
And nature will no longer listen this way
And it may be the end of days.
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