The Heart of the Earth
The Heart of the Earth Beneath the sky, so vast and wide, Where winds like restless rivers glide, There lies a pulse, a beat, a sound, The heart of Earth, where life is found. It echoes deep within the soil, Where roots in quiet shadows toil, And every stone, each grain of dust, Bears witness to a world unjust. Yet still, in silence, life will grow, From cracked earth, from ice and snow, A flower blooms, a tree takes root, And from the rock, the vine will shoot. The heart of Earth, it knows no rest, It beats within both east and west, In oceans wide, in forests deep, In mountains where the shadows sleep. The rivers sing with steady grace, Their waters carving out the space, Through valleys rich, through deserts dry, Where winds may soar and birds may fly. The Earth herself, with outstretched hands, Embraces all with soft commands, Each creature, great and small, she calls, And answers with her boundless thralls. Yet man, with pride, walks far from ground, Hi...