Hasting Gardens

I came to Hasting Gardens now Today. For man the human has full right To breathe the air as free Always in life And see the pining dusk Enjoy the night of stars The winds, tempests and rain The rising of the Dawn These be Fundamental human rights As any other and more. They be too irreversible, irreplaceable and Unrenouncable. And Therefore I hied me to these gardens So to scent In the wild scent of flowers and of Trees In to the cries and songs of owls and Nightingales In to the sights of hedgehogs crossing Fast Between hedge and hedge along the Way: Long have suffered throughout life Work nullified by malice, enemies Who lazy but malicious triumph, To all length they arrive: Together join They have arrived, I not And took by stealth And I have lost through stealth What I worked for. That’s part of Earth. Here Here in this temple of the Soul My Soul finds rest And wills the other Souls.