She Is More
Heaven,
heavenly ground
The vanilla scent swims,
feathering up your nose.
As she graces the fields of dandelions
Heaven,
heavenly ground
She hums a song, as she whips across in spins of melody
Heaven,
heavenly ground
It’s as if she’s the purest clouds you’ll sail in your wildest dreams
Heaven,
heavenly ground
So soft
So close
You’ll touch it.
Run your fingers through.
Heaven,
heavenly ground
The trees and their sap
The wind and its blow
The clouds will rain its blood.
And She will not split you wide open, because every rose has its thorns,
but because She is rooted from the Earth.
The lifeline of the population.
She is Mother Nature and she is the storm you never saw coming.
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