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Nature- Borders


Flora and Fauna innocent and pure elements of nature's dance you have never known nor observed, borders or barriers and for you, fences are useless. Though cattle and tumbleweeds may be hindered and penned, birds and butterflies (like the migrating monarch) even the crafty coyote and seeds, climbing kudzu vines - all find a way to go where they must. To live sin fronteras/without borders as in times past and to see with the eyes of the indigenous - earth, holy equal for everyone. But now, a keeping in and keeping out and most of all, keeping apart is the day's fare- and this is contrary to Nature's flow - to a world created without walls, - a world of Liberty and Justice for all...
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Annette M Velasquez

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