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Written 5 July 2026 for Let`s us Write a Tercet poetry Contest of Joanna Danel
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Nature
The morning mist begins to clear,
The golden day`s orb sparkles bright
As soft silence spins shadows near.
A sparrow sings a sweetish song,
The world wakes up sober and light,
Where the day`s paths are deep and long.
The tall oak stares at the sky, proud,
The sunshine reveals a delight
Far from the rattle of the crowd.
The petals kiss the verdant grass,
The clouds drift across the sky tight,
Blown by the breeze that softly pass.
The blazing orb ascends the sky,
The midday sun, a bright spotlight,
Robins sing a sweet lullaby.
The wind whispers waving the pine,
At its crest, a charm to the sight
While twisting vines begin to twine.
Soon the sun sets behind the hills,
With medley of hues of twilight,
A serene silence spreads on fields.
Darkness slowly spreads its black wings,
Welcoming the sprawl of the night,
Crickets, awakened from sleep, sing.
The river ripples around stones,
The stars in sky above ignite,
Travelers tread the path alone.
The silver full moon mounts the sky,
Reaching the top peak at midnight,
Half the world, in slumber dreams high.
Faint gleams herald the coming dawn,
Darkness begins to take its flight,
Light simmers on hills and the lawn.
Golden sun heralds a bright day,
Infuse in men strength and insight
With zeal to embark on their way.
Beauty of nature, free to eye,
A humble gift, a sheer birth right,
Like the rainbow hues in the sky.
Nature works out wonders for man,
But can turn to a real fright
With woeful winds that can wreck plans.
So, let`s learn to respect nature,
Protect in every way its plight
And be a just and fair player.
Let`s with nature weave tender ties
And spin webs of love infinite,
As a child for her mother cries.
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