Outside, on the Grass, Below the Sky
Outside, on the grass, below the sky
In awe of the surroundings
Looking up through the darkness
Up, Up, Up
Mistaking stars for fireflies
Insects chirping, birds twittering
Laughter in the distance
Melody
From the whistling wind
Harmony
From the rustling trees
Into a perfect song
Taking in the scent of grass
Sweet, like pie
Crisp, like ice
The breeze
Distributing the scent of flowers
The moon, the king of the night
So bright, so full
So clear
A mirror I can see my reflection in
Midnight clouds approach
Competing with the moon
For reign of the overhead skies
Majestic and powerful
Feeling the hard earth
Our mother, our home
The ground
We depend on its stability
Running my hand across the dirt
Soft, smooth, cool
The perfect mattress
I share my bed with the insects and grass
Inhaling the cold air
Lying down
Trusting my body to the earth and sky
Tasting the fresh air
As I doze off
Peaceful, quiet and light
Outside, on the grass, below the stars
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