Nature

The art of creativity
In the heart
Of the Master designer
Never got
The appreciation of men
Until It was
Brought into the reality
Of sight

Nature:
First nurtured
By the creator
Of the creatures
Bringing to existence
A work an art
Never
To be recovered from

The Rising of the sun
In the morning
The Beauty of the flowers
In the garden
The Uniqueness of the animals
In the fields
The Connectivity between the trees
In the forest
The Superiority of the man
Through God
Above all these

Nature:
Made active
In the culture
Of the creatures
Serving the purpose
Of its creation
Producing a beauty
Through its existence

The Awesomeness of the Mountains
In their place
The Humility of the Valleys
Beside the mountains
The Wonders of the Grasses
On the hills
The Remark-ability of the Clouds
Atop them all
The Joy of the man
Above other creatures
Recreating the created
Bringing the art
Of the Master
To full view
Of all creatures

The Beauty of Nature
No more resides
In the heart
Of the creator
But
In the admiration
Through the view
Of the created
Copyright © | Year Posted 2009

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Guzzi Avatar
August 9, 2009 at 5:05 PM
overwhelming! Light & Love
Guzzi Avatar
July 1, 2009 at 1:58 PM
impacting.yet it would be more so if it wasn't so long? perhaps there's 2 or 3 verses here? Light & Love
Brown Avatar
June 29, 2009 at 11:03 AM
Welcome to PoetrySoup Babatunde. I am hoping to read many more poems written by you. Love, Carol
Shango Avatar
June 29, 2009 at 10:45 AM
A serious indictment of modern progress, and an awesome poem. One love
Fraser Avatar
June 29, 2009 at 10:37 AM
A long one, but a good one, a warm welcome to the soup>>James
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