We walked the trail alone we thought Until we heard an axe strike knot A young man it seemed with strength of ox He was wise and bright as a fox
His hand was soft his skin was smooth No worry it seemed dried that fountain of youth But on reflection we realised This man had knowledge from paradise
We talked and laughed and thanked that man For clearing wood with attitude of can We knew his life in those moments of trust We heard stories of war and love and lust
As small stones drop into enquiry waters Sink deep and settle and move with order His life force moves across the world As his ripple lives and lasts and is heard
His vibration will continue his soul a force To inspire and encourage us all back to the source
In memory of Bob Webber of the Bob Webber trail in Pennsylvania. Thank you Bob for all you thought me in just moments standing in your company in the piece of the world you protected so well