Not Mine
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Meadow Song
You brought dainty blossoms from the meadow--
tinged lavenders, white laces,
sun drops.
"Let's run to the meadow," you tempted.
"Let's stroll through the sweet fragrant field.
We'll roll in a bed of pink clover.
We'll frolic in patches of sun.
We'll flit flower to flower.
The bees will adore us....
O come!"
At first I held back, but you beckoned.
I reached for your hand; we were gone.
We danced on a carpet of sunshine.
We skipped through the tall meadow grass.
Our life was a lyric till night came.
And then you were gone....
You were gone.
Author unknown
The Grotto della Sibilla in the Umbrian Mountains which was first mentioned in classical legend. Guerino the Wretch reaches a mountain pass near Norcia in Umbria where he meets with the Devil. The Devil, of course, wants Guerino's soul and tempts him by describing a subterranean kingdom where every delight will be his. Seemingly, in this kingdom, trees flower and fruit at the same time and there is no pain or age or sorrow.

1 Comments:
It's so beautiful - it COULD be one of yours.
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