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Your Nature.


Whirl your pointed pines
 

 

 

Leaves and shadows
Nobody is around
Safe in wonder as you are
The trees will not neglect you
No judgement to be had
With nature's knobbly surfaces
rotten within
and ever so colourful skin.
Yes, transform your inside
to project your outsides.
 
Be at one with the growing,
growing of the earth
Can you hear the heart of us?
Because it is the heart of you.
Sing with the beating 
Twirl with the movement 
Flutter with creatures
Green, yellow, white all at once
Run free in your skin. 
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