I was a rock Strong and proud as rock may be Nothing could be more fulfilling than to be that rock When you are looked upon as the symbol of strength Always being that strength for all time How strong it feels to be the rock Over time I was eroded in a mere pebble All that could chisel me down came like a storm Everything that gave me strength was destroyed Sometimes even the rock needs something to lean on But the sands of the foundation That which once was my own rock Drifted away Down the hill to where it lay Tumbling down In a downward spiral Bashed to pieces I became just a pebble A concise pebble was me With full conscience Of my former self I lay now next to the grass And in time we became closer Yet again time was not the friend And the storms came and washed the grass down Down the hill myself I rolled As that foundation too was gone Fate as it be I found refuge next to the grass And the sand was kind It rolled gently beneath Now I covered and gave the root of my grass Sanctuary and a place to flourish And together we gave joy to each other Here on earth Looking at the wonderment of sky