Arthur Henn

Was born in Great Falls, Montana and spent most of his young childhood, growing up in Warrensburg, Missouri.

He moved to California in 1971 and, in 1975 graduated from Troy High School in the city of Fullerton.

He now lives in Southern California with his loving wife Barbara and two sons.

A lover of God's creation, his poetry reflects his perception on life, love, nature and the human soul.

"Travel again in the realms of your imagination and awake the emotions that words evoke in poetry. A poetic gem awaits."

Clary Lopez, author of Simplicity, Richness of Life


Synopsis

A potpourri of romantic poems written by talented hand of Arthur Henn. This book is a delight for the senses and will stir in you the desire to awake the forgotten art of poetry reading.

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Wednesday, July 22, 2009

What Will We Leave Behind

This morning’s sunrise
Unfolds light into darkness

Winter storm clouds fade away

The birth of spring
Brings on the death of winter
She takes her last breath
Mother Nature gasps for air
God closes her windows
Opening her doors

She renews her last breath
With that of spring

Everything that lives
Has
A cycle

In the cycle of life
Death will surely come
Renewed by life’s
Full circle

The birth of
Spring
The beginning of Mother Natures
First season
God’s majestic colors
Unfold for our eyes to see

Her colors, fragrance is in the air

A baby bird is born
She chirps among the young
A mother cries pains of joy
Laboring birth into a new season
Of joy
This baby will cry

At death we die
At birth we cry
The death of one
The birth of another
Life begins
A new cycle

Spring begins a new cycle
A new breath becomes the sister of our souls
Our souls become
The greatest gift of all
Faith of the one living in us
The mysteries of life unfold within us

The suns rays blanket the earth’s soil
With warmth
The mysteries of nature unfolds

How can one not believe?
There’s a beginning
There’s an ending
What will we leave behind?
Are we just memories for someone else to share?

©Arthur Henn 2007

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