Walking Barefoot in the Grass
I smell the hint of the whispering breeze
moving each blade of grass.
I watch a small black ant struggle
with a giant treasure found
in the depths of who knows where.
I wonder at the beauty of the speckled red
ladybug nibbling her way up one blade
and down the next.
How can I possibly interrupt this symphony
by walking barefoot in the grass?
©Russell Kendall Carter, BA. MAT. Dlitt.
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