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Nature Walk

Enter the garden, stop by the gate. Listen, as a bluebird calls his mate. Breathe in the potpourri of scent. Enjoy, this nature walk event. See the butterfly as he flies by, making its descent, from on high. Tissue wings of spotted amber lace, gliding with deliberate grace. A perfect rose, wrapped up tight, spreading open, to your delight. Awakening from the night gloom, bursting open, see it bloom. Beyond lays the forest, oh so dense. Shroud in mystery, a hint of suspense Walk the carpet of dampened moss, sprinkled with a dewy gloss. Blankets of foliage form a cocoon, hiding the sunlight of high noon So many sounds, a rhythmic chorus. Thirsty earth, drinking, forever porus. Ahead, a fallen tree in the path, victim of a thunderstorm wrath Finally the trees give way, bathed I am in the light of day. Hark, I hear, the distant roar welcoming in tranqillity, the seashore. Dunes of sand, with pearly beach. Lapping waves, within my reach. Open splendor, in shades of blue, hides, the depth of the ocean spilling in tides Beautiful, alive, magestic to behold becomes a sepulcher, icy and cold. The sun so bright, takes a rest. Sinking, ever so slowly, in the west. Sounds of nature follow the flight, across the horizon, into the night. My Theme was: Listening to Nature

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Date: 6/6/2012 6:48:00 AM
When I click on one of your poems I know it will be exceptional Karla. Thank you for sharing your words with us. I hope all is well with you and yours. I will stop back again soon. Love, Carol
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Date: 5/29/2010 8:39:00 PM
beautiful write, enjoyed this one, hope you have a nice memorial day weekend"
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Date: 5/29/2010 7:15:00 PM
Thank you for allowing me to share this rejuvenating walk with you, Karla. Beautifully written! Love, Carolyn
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