Sister Nature

Some folks call her Mother Nature
As they revel in her beauty
Contemplation of her bounties
fuels the maternal mantra.

How could nature be our mother
When we share a common father?
For the One who gave her substance
is the One who gave us being.

We may call her our sister
and adore her stunning beauty
But to call her our mother
is to slight our common father.

When we ignore our Creator
We will choose for Him a proxy
be it nature or another
Man will worship God or Other.  

Nature cannot be our mother, 
for she did not create humans.
God placed humans over nature
Our servant, she is meant to be.

If you’re looking for your mother
Look up to God, your Creator
For He gave your sister substance
and He bore you for His glory.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2026

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