Today I sat in a cathedral – of oaks,
And watched the mighty sun,
Enter in devotion-like rays,
Before he began his run
Of supplying ever welcome days;
His slants came through like so many spokes,
Light strokes, in the cathedral of oaks. – eab, 12/27/7 9 [1]
[1] Written while deer hunting in the “steel stand” off the edge of Lookout Mountain in north Georgia. (Fellow hunters were probably Carson W Scarbrough -my late father-in-law, Carson, Dan Roush, and Andrew.)
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