I Love Nature

I love nature.
I love the wind and rain.
I love it when the thunder roars
I love it when it pours, lightning flashes,
thunder crashes.


I love nature, sunshine and bright blue Sky's, 
I love the wind in my face.
I love how it makes me feel, good and free,
Ready to coast on a breeze.


I love sitting outside.
I Love Listening to the birds sing,
Looking up at the sky,
Watching the cloud's go by.


I love nature, spring, summer,  and
Sometimes winter,  especially snow on  
the twenty fifth of December, It's definitely 
a memory to always remember Sitting at the 
table with family and friends
Having  Christmas dinner,
Looking out the window
Watching the snow fall down.


I love January, February, March, 
April May, for everything new, for 
All in bloom. June and July for  I love summer too
For warm nights, listening to the sounds
Of nature, under the stars and  the moon light


Let's not forget fall,
It's the most colorful season of all.
Warm and windy days,
With the wind blowing the leaves.
As I watch from a distance,
the leaves falling from the tree's.


I love nature, 
I love being outdoors.
It makes me feel alive,
It makes me feel good inside.
Nature provides, food, water,
 and the air we breathe.
Always remember to have respect
What has been given to you.
For nature is a part of our life line.



David W Carter
Copyright © | Year Posted 2016

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De Beaulieu Avatar
November 21, 2016 at 1:17 PM
Wow David! What a poem that you wrote. I got engrossed in your poetry. Everything you said in your poem is so true. Well done.
Carter-Poet Avatar
November 21, 2016 at 3:44 PM
Thank you very much
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