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Cathedral Leaves
by Lillian Sara Cauldwell
Wednesday, October 15, 2003

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Feeling good in the sun and amongst the fallen leaves.

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Cathedral Leaves

Cathedral lights
engulf my trees.

Cathedral leaves
blow through my hair

The sun's bright streaks
pours
in beams of yellowy light.

As I stand
beneath
a leafy umbrella
footsteps softened|
by gliding leaves.

Wind swept
and strewn,
amongst
a gravel path.

The stars above,
glittery and shiny
pulls the shade
over
my cathedral's ceiling.

A forest floor,
carpeted
in a stony refuge,
the starry night
takes revenge
as my cathedral's
wisp-o-will
is no more.

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Reviewed by L Hippler	2/22/2007

Very descriptive and definitely holds the reader's interest from beginning to end.




Reviewed by Lee Garrett	10/15/2003

Lines fall like leaves into my mind, invoking the sacred in the natural.




Reviewed by George MacLean Akurunwa	10/15/2003

Beautiful and peaceful lines. Thanks.




Reviewed by Lisa Hilbers	10/15/2003

Very peaceful. Sounds like a wonderful place to relax. Beautifully written. Lisa

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