A Mountain In The Far East Poem by james watkin
A Mountain In The Far East
Out from which beryl-walled temple
Upbuilded fogs through
In step with who as a bird chaunt
Psalms of the sun true
Each soul of a monk is loosed with
A winged conviction;
As a buddhist, before his own
Gold-enshrined icon.
Friday, September 6, 2019
Topic(s) of this poem: worship
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