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Nature's Cries


Enticing me,

the sickeningly sweet scent of the trees draws me ever nearer. 

Tempting me,

like a flower waltzing in spring's fair breeze.

Calling me,

desperate for a friendly face, one to renew its grace.

Begging me,

to do something for this weeping world before it fades.

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RayGray

I used to hate poetry, but now I have a growing interest in the topic. I am trying to improve as much as possible, as I feel that it is something that may make my education easier down the road. Constructive criticism is always welcome.

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