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Summer


 

As a summer wind blew gently brushing against the grass

 As the old warm melody washed over the landscape

 As the sun warmed the ancient land below it

 As the animal’s frolicked in the fields

 As the spring rain turns into vapor and flies away

As the water glistened like sparkling diamonds 

As the salmon soared over the waterfall

 As humans, we're sadly too busy

 To notice the beautiful world around us.

 
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