James Allan Ross: Looking Inward

S e a r c h i n g

Becoming the bittersweet melody
I am taken aloft
to seek out and discover
where love has gone

Climbing past the stark white-capped mountains
into the serenity of the clouds
my soul flys higher

Can love have ventured so far afield?

And then I know:
no longer am I the melody

My soul takes flight again
but inward now

And slowly
love comes out from hiding
revealing to me
the true beauty of the world

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Looking Inward
Sixteen Poems by James Allan Ross
February 1974

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