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Nature Traveled Through Shakespearean Verse


The brook gurgles, its life bubbling through Sunlight glistens atop its smooth surface A sound very peaceful, a sound so true The light warms the land, its very purpose The animals they come, from near and far Yet not one alike, they share its beauty The joy that it brings, is quite up to par The water flows on, so is its duty The meadow protects and provides The trees that surround it grow strong and tall All fears disappear, like the flowing tides A breeze passes by, summer turns to fall And though the brook will freeze with cold weather Come Spring all will feel light as a feather
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