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Wonders of Nature


The grass covered with fallen leaves

Hearing their crunch when stomped on

Trees free to sway in the breeze

Swooshing from this way and that

Nature is rarely wrong and is usually right

 

A force of nature rolls around me

Smell of ranbow colored flowers

Venturing through the humid heat

A single dandelion waving her face

Seeing that Nature is truly a gift

 

You can hate it or love it

Nature is beautiful

God gave us Nature

It's something we can't live without

Nature makes us

As we help Nature flourish

 

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