Notes About The Poem
Date written: 04/09/2016
Ambling Through the Meadow
Beauty all around
As I amble through the meadow
The breeze of daybreak, oh so inviting
Whispering unfathomable secrets
Into my ears. The mist yonder suspends
In the air. A thing of wonder, a light
Passing through a prism
This meadow, akin to a forsaken garden
Punctuated with colorful weeds
Sunflowers and dandelions glow as bright
As fireflies; smiling and blowing kisses
In unison with the morning sun
Autumn woods dazzle with color
Blades of grass bending in the breeze
Ripples on a stream, and they dance
With devil-may-care abandon. As carefree
As aspen leaves moving in the slightest wind
This meadow, alive with creatures of nature. Somewhere...
A grasshopper is leaping to and fro
A butterfly is fluttering every which way
A hummingbird is hovering over a bloomed flower
A bumblebee is bothering a daisy
Birds perched in trees sing
Nature's love songs. A nightingale...
drips honey into my ears! Fallen leaves sigh
Birds seize the turquoise blue morning sky
Could this be nature at it's best?
Beauty all around
As I amble through the meadow
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