Nature's Way

by Truest Lies   May 2, 2006


Running water,
A gushing spray,
Thick, sweet, fresh hay.
Crunching leaves,
On autumn floors,
Snowflakes drifting,
The earth is shifting.
Bursting strawberries,
On my tongue,
Soaking up the entire sun,
Moonlight dancing on the shore,
Grains of sand teasing my feet,
Weathers changing,
But no defeat.
Winter, summer, spring and fall,
You know one,
You don't know them all.
Running water,
Catching prey,
This is,
Nature's Way.

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  • 17 years ago

    by Tamra

    Thanks for the comments. That was a beautiful write. I really loved all the imagery. Keep up the great work.

    -Tamra

  • 17 years ago

    by Melissa S. Masucci

    I really like it. There are a couple lines that, personally, I probably would have left as one instead of broken up into two but I'm not the poet so ignore me. ;)

  • 18 years ago

    by Fallen Angel

    Excellent write with a really pacy style helped greatly by a choppy and considered use of enjambment and couplets. Really great poem with some beautiful imagery, 5/5!

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