‘The Seven Stars’ and other poems
By: Bruce Mundhenke
The Seven Stars
The seven stars are old.
Many eyes have gazed at them in the night,
their pattern constant,
beacons of light.
Almost eternal,
but in time,
only the Old One will remain.
All else will pass,
except for what He chooses to retain.
Water of gladness
May the love of the Lord,
And the beauty of His creation,
Become a River and a stream,
That they may flow through your heart,
And fill it overfull
With the water of gladness.
Pearl
The pearl you have been seeking,
Is not so hard to find,
Precious to those who find it,
Worthless to the blind.
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Bruce Mundhenke writes poetry and short fiction. He lives in a small town in Illinois with his wife, two dogs, and a grey cat.



