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Nature


The Wind

She was my saving grace

She taught me how to flow through life

She taught me that there are moments to be angry like a whirlwind 

And there are times to be gentle like a breeze that plucks falling leaves off trees

The Trees

Their sturdiness and broad branches

Taught me to stand on my own two feet

And to be strong on my own

The Animals 

Thye taught me compassion

To care for other living things

To share with others

To make friends

Nature has taught me the most valuable lessons

Things you can't learn without experience

Thank you trees, wind, and animals

For making my life enjoyable and valuable 

 

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