Nature's Perfection

Nothing shall ever compare to the beauty so embellished
Amazing shapes, fragrances, colors, in combined detail.
Trace the fruits, vegetables, flowers, nectars relished.
Usually taken for granted, the grace and glory they entail.
Remember that all these things given for strength and life.
Evangelical perfection, from the mother, we know as Earth.
Securing ever-growing multiplication, revealing such rife,

Plentiful adornments, given from, way before our birth,
Examine a simple apple for it’s’ strength to withstand a fall.
Reach up, pluck a peach, and feel its softness surrounding,
Fresh juices so mouthwatering that make the young so tall.
Embark on a journey to find the treasure, which is astounding.
Cleverly, encased within ripening coconuts, of their shell,
Tantalizing richness in liquid and meat for a taste supreme,
Infinite delights, enticing, each broaden our sense of smell,
Only to further, invite our taste buds to enlighten the dream.
Nature’s perfection is the whirlwind of Mother Nature’s scheme.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2008

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August 7, 2008 at 11:46 AM
The imagery in this poem paints a picture with words. Such a peaceful feel. Good use of the acrostic form which is challenging. Keep on writing. Thank you for sharing your writing with us and for your kind words on my poem. Blessings to you. Karen
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June 15, 2008 at 4:47 AM
Yes it is, my dear- nature's perfection abounds in all we see...like ones of my favorite lines ever (from a Phish song called BUG, says...nothing I see, can be taken from me...) so true, lova abounds! Beautiful beautiful poem! Kristin XO
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