The Birth of Mother-Nature
I slept with the night
and sadly woke beside the chill
of a
early morning.
I will never shake the hands of
time
that pulled the comforting night
out of my sleeping arms.
For breakfast, there's nothing
to me like a hot cup of sunshine
with a piece of left over moon
from
last night.
Inside frame of my window
I saw a forest of rooted trees,
all
coated in branches green of
leaves.
They trembled against the chills
of the
morning wind as they wait
patiently
for a sun to born,
because the sun we use to know
gravely
fell off the edge of the horizon
and meet its demise.
The echoes of every dawn are
screams of silence Combined
with tunes of birds.
Toward the east of the white
sky mother-nature finally labor
and conceived a rising
sun that politely shine.
A rising sun that tangs skins and
brightens smiles.
A rising sun that have the
courage to protest against the
rain.
A rising sun with rays of hope.
Copyright © Adrian Robinson | Year Posted 2014
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