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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required These are the times I sit and ponder at the beauty of it all, amazed at the bounty of my blessings Overburdened with foolish reminiscing For the time has come for the present... ...life's never ending event I admire the lovely wetness of unexpected rain Walnuts that look like human brains Trees that sprout out of elk heads to battle others for honor and for mates I marvel at the convenience of the kangaroo's curious pouch The patience of eagles lying in wait Chameleons (that rainbow reptilian) shifting colors at a glance, occasionally russet (at times van Gogh) The industry of ants, single file, row by row, by row, (not one little rebel) The diamond skin of a pineapple, amber juices aburst with sweetness (and even the librarians in their neatness) ...not one little thing is worthy of omitting For this bird bath of a planet is positively brimming with secrets to behold Like the fangs of fire foxes that tear into flesh (but the story doesn't end there, lest we forget) For the pricks of a porcupine are there to remind you, regardless of strength or size In the dark every creature has the same set of glowing eyes The sunniest of marigolds that brings the promise of summer fun Just as much as the paper I like to fold Cranes perched on the windowsill (longing to fly just like the real ones) There is magic everywhere you go, no need to reinvent or fantasize about some hidden secret or treasure trove I can see the Pacific in your eyes The Milky Way in a nautilus shell (you can see it if you're looking, you can hear it if you're blind) Just sit a spell and listen to the eternal song of the infinite mind Or catch a glimpse of April fireflies (the misfit stars that got left behind) So keep your gold, Leprechauns Mermaids of old with your siren songs serenade some other hapless chap to the edge of the sea (and never look back) And Genie of the Lamp, keep the other two, for here's my first and only wish: I want the earth, and everything that's in it... ...just as it is PS. Inspired by the poetry of Suzanne Delaney and Carol Mays in their wonderful book, Poems of Nature, Enchantment and Mystery.
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