I’ve viewed the world from lofty
heights
I’ve flown just like a dove
I’ve perched upon the highest crest On
mountaintops above.
I’ve seen the
towering snow-capped peaks
Where eagles dare to fly
I’ve touched the moon, the universe
I’ve soared across the sky.
From
up above to valleys deep
I’ve lived so brave and bold
But now I’m slowing down a bit
I know I’m growing old.
Just
like the blazing sun that sets
The years have slipped away
I stop beside a peaceful stream
And close my eyes to pray.
No
longer do I rise above
The mountaintops on high
But down below, I quietly go
Where sheep and cattle lie.
I stroll
across a field of grain
Such beauty spilling over
A prairie filled with grass so green
A meadow full of clover.
I venture to
the woodlands
Where a cricket can be heard
The sights and sounds are so profound
The chirping of a bird.
Walking down a
faded path
I relish in delight The countryside has come to
life
Like fireflies in the night.
Thinking
back on younger years
I always soared up high
I’m living in the valley now
My time on earth is nigh.
In valleys
there is blessed peace
I never feel alone
I’ll walk in fertile pastures
Till my Saviour calls me home.
Poem by: Marilyn
Ferguson©2008
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"The Valley's of Life" written by Marilyn Ferguson, and published with her permission.
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