NATURE'S SINCERE HEARTBEAT
Glass, chrome and steel city life leaves me cold;
sterile are buildings with naught to behold.
A bland and crowded downtown made by man
blocks beauty as inherent in God’s plan.
Total honesty reigns but in nature;
she wears no mask to seek people’s favor.
Man seeks to taint nature with greedy builds.
Ignorant egos would see nature killed.
When I'm outside, I may reside with God.
Outside, I may behold life void of fraud,
shake off grime from society’s deceit
and feel peace from nature’s sincere heartbeat.
No building manmade soothes my spirit’s core.
Nature has cures for me in her decor.
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