Nature's Lesson To Humanity
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Sunshine fields, warm smiles of hues as green fade.
Nature whispers to creatures, season change;
rustling reddish, tan, golden leaves arrayed.
Gnarly old tree deep raw umber shades range.
Highest out stretched bough grasp the fraying rope
the back and forth sway, two in solitude
on a woven hemp hammock full of hope.
No fantasy or strife did here intrude.
Wild beast hide in the bosom of the earth
in fear of human that are blind and won't
listen to their breathtaking beauty's worth
and needs until they banish if they don't!
Grand problems that may threaten the planet,
plants, animals will no longer stand-it.
10/21/2017
Poem entered : All about the environment.
Poetry Contest: Second Chance Contest
sponsored by; Richard Lamoure
Copyright © Eve Roper | Year Posted 2017
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