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I went out into my backyard and


Ran my feet through the grass,

Let the blades tickle my toes,

Smoothing my feet the dew-kissed on the sod.

 

Rays of sun beamed down,

Making the droplets twinkle,

And as I walked,

The matted grass showed my path,

 

Walking the journey

Of exploration outside my window

That I ventured when

I went out into my backyard. 

 
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