Nature and Man

In the strange land of mother earth Where the creatures there dwell in obscurity While some rear the eagerness to break open the veil Some rare the solicitousness of the fate of the unknownness Where we find ourselves A foreordained deed of mother nature Feels shunned by the ignorant hearts of men But learning nature's ways is open to the one Who puts his heart in the unidentified And his brain in the island of knowledge I am strange, you are strange Surely not to mother nature But to who? To even the unsung feelings we nurse In our innocent minds and hearts Towards each other Even though our hearts Have been connected by nature Which birth us Mother nature has done a great deed Birthing and connecting us But our hearts have been kept away From the hidden fact of nature's deeds No matter how long we estrange nature's deeds Realizing the truth of the unknown is failsafe And nature can never be cheated