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Mother Nature


Mother Nature I am the wind that howls in the night. I am the annihilator when not taken care of. I shake the ground beneath you. I am the hot day that warms the soul, and the cold day that chills the bones. I am the rain that nourishes the ground. I am the white blanket that provides cover. I am the rising sea level, and the melting glaciers. I am the procurer of life, and the composer of life. I am the blossoming tree that provides shelter, giving creatures of the forest shelter. I am the lightning that strikes the Earth, the thunder that shouts to the world. I am summer, fall, winter and spring. I am Mother Nature.
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