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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required NATURE'S OBSERVATIONS No such thing as a neutral colour when all the colours start to blend Always mixed with wind and water from which then colours suspend To make rainbows, from which the seven colours make a chosen arc Ultra violet rays, from a gold, red, yellow and orange sun do embark Rain mixes with earth, sand, or clay deepen in their colours far more Expressed in an earthly weightiness, held within the earth’s dry floor Seeds will spring to life thanks to the heavens timely water out-pour Over hills and as mountain’s just to arrive at another distance shore Bird’s exquisite in their beauty to be observed, their colours I adore Snakes and all things creepy, creep amongst green plants disguised Every small creature their prey, life, or death we are all mesmerized Rain forests; our life and breath to which the rest of life depends on Variety in their millions of each animal cry and with their every song Amazing sights and sounds we sometimes cannot believe even exist Though nature comes with its own warning, should one disrespect it Idyllic is a word; for those who seek out its peacefulness and charm Only those at one with earth, can till this earth and collectively farm Nature’s observations; help us to adhere, to this wonderful life’s call Sanctuary; found cradling us with each sun rise and each night's fall Indiana Shaw . . . -_-
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