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Nature's wonders


Nature’s wonders

 

The bud of today

Becomes the fruit

of tomorrow

Basking in sunny showers,

The stink of slurry

Transforms to the sweet

Fragrance of a flower,

Dirt in a silvery pond

Covers the blue surface

With a carpet of lilies,

Worms in the earth

Sprout green abundance

On brown soil,

Be the zephyr

In the cool

Morning breeze,

To see the wonders

Of the Nature around.

 

 

Deepa George

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