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Blind Sight


So Blind are we

Not being able to see 

The beauty of Nature within 

It's almost as if our hearts are thin

To realize what's around 

And to be able to hear the sound 

Of crickets, frogs, and trees

Even the waves that crash in the seas 

How blind are we 

To not be able to see. 

 

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