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Natural Wonders


The rain and the snow

The buzzing of the bees

All are important

To my lifelong story.

 

Glancing up above

And peering down below

All around I see

Wonderment inspiring.

 

I can write a scene

In only one sitting

But how it travels

Is not much up to me. 

 

Everyday pond'ring

Turns to incessant thought.

I am constantly

Enscribing the truth of

 

All my lots. 

 

Tutored by nature

Optimistic I thrive

And never will I

Stop raving 'bout this life. 

 

 

 

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willoxash

What I've picked up over 17 years about myself is this: -female -high school senior (praise bless) -lack of confidence in my internet bio writing skills -one of the 30 winners of Power Poetry's Annual Emerging Poets Slam 2017 (that was crazy)! -aspiring writer -i love reading your poetry!

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