Nature

I’m the one in which, The most colourful life stays, I’m a precious gift of god, An’ I do my work in my own ways. I’m the one, who’s, Present in the whole Earth, An’ in me the first little child, Has taken birth. I’m a trees an’ flowers’ chain, An’ in me they smile, An’ that beautiful flowering chain, Is made by the glittering rain. In me, millions of creatures smile, Listing from the animals, Rabbits, insects an’ deer, Lions, tigers an’ bear. An’ in my sky so blue, The birds fly high, From the open, appalling frigate birds, To the small ones who’re shy. An’ in the world of ocean, There’s amazing marine life, There’re whales, sharks an’ insects, Also mollusks an’ crustaceans. There’s only one pinnacle of ours, That’s love or endearment, An’ we’re always ready to give it to you, Even after your bad treatment. An old man’s hair turns white, I’m also growing old, And this is because of your behaviour, That is cruel, hard and tight. When you ask about my mystery, With a smile, I hide, Left to only those ones, Who fathom my world of space an’ tides. I’m the only one, To whom you’re menacing, I don’t know why, You don’t love to see my world dancing. I wish in my beautiful world, You don’t harm a single creature, Save your threatened friend, That’s the god’s Nature.