I walk so close with thou I go up the mountain ~ struck by sunlight every word from your mouth ~
one great devotion on higher elevation ~ in the atmosphere of heaven with my dearly beloved salutation ~
Winslow Homer 1836-1910 American Naturalist painter, illustrator, engraver, etcher Looking over the Cliff | 1882 | Watercolor on paper
Winter words left on warm inside me like a pot of milk most pleasy ~ then I remember your ways are easy ~
your ways are easy, eat without money ~ your ways are easy, bees make the honey ~ your ways are easy, seeds on the open ~ your ways are easy, ocean to ocean ~
Winslow Homer 1836-1910 American Naturalist painter, illustrator, engraver and etcher A Temperance Meeting | 1874 | Oil on canvas Philadelphia Museum of Art United States
And I will love them to the very end ~ as a mansion with many rooms to attend~
and should there be a lantern lit up on the doorway ~ I shall be wanting to stay, be wanting to stay, sufficient to stay ~