The Sky Above The Roof Poem

The soothing bee hive murmur there comes from the street.

The sky above the roof poem.

A branch above the roof s fanning the air. This peaceful sound comes from the town. The soothing bee hive murmur there comes from the street. The sky blue smiles above the roof its tenderest.

The sky above the roof s so blue so calm. A life is here simple. A green tree rears above the roof its waving crest. Accompaniment of the sky above the roof by vaughan williams.

What have you done o you that weep. A green tree rears above the roof its waving crest. A fairly literal translation unrhymed and not musical. Family children nature and the environment.

My god my god life is there simple and tranquil. Dear god dear god there simple and quiet. My god my god all life is there simple and sweet. Now that i am a semi retired teacher i have more time to express my feelings about issues that are close to my heart through poetry.

The sky above the roof is calm and sweet a tree above the roof bends in the heat a bell from out the blue drowsily rings a bird from out the blue plaintively sings ah god. The bell in the sky we see is softly ringing. On the tree we see a bird singing its sad song. Above the roof a tree waves its leaves.

The sky above the roof is calm and sweet a tree above the roof bends in the heat a bell from out the blue drowsily rings a bird from out the blue plaintively sings ah god. What have you done o you that weep. The text begins the sky above the roof is calm and sweet a tree above the roof bends in the heat while these words suggest a calm and peaceful scene in nature they go on to ultimately divulge a mournful message about one s tears and spent years. These soft and distant sounds come from the town.

My name is margaret dorste and i live in kailua kona hawaii. My god my god all life is there simple and sweet. A life is here simple and fair murmurs of strife are here lost in the air why dost thou weep o heart poured out in tears. The sky above the roof by ralph vaughan williams this is the seventh song from my senior recital performed march 9 2013 at sonoma state university.

Intended for rehearsal purposes only. The church bell in the windless sky peaceably rings a skylark soaring in the sky endlessly sings. The sky blue smiles above the roof its tenderest. Do branches fan the air.

Form is 3 2 3 2.