Short Savannas Poems

The zealous zebra
Roams in savannas and eats
Grass - white stripes shimmer...

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Kenya’s Goddess came in hard and fast
With wind that ruffled the grasses of the savannas
The trees felt her presence and cringed
Wondering if she would uproot them
She is all powerful they warned the animals
The lions stayed to watch, but the meerkats hid...

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Kenya’s Goddess came in hard and fast
With wind that ruffled the grasses of the savannas
The trees felt her presence and cringed
Wondering if she would uproot them
She is all powerful they warned the animals
The lions stayed to watch, but the meerkats hid...

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Soft and tangible nature caresses my skin
as if to comfort me in its own sorrow;
a soothing sound
soaring over the savannas.

Silky ripples in the tall grass
appear to hush time itself;
all is silent while they embrace
searing wounds in human minds.

Seeping into the cracks of 
an icy heart after wisdom has hardened it,
after kindness has left
surely this tender breeze will strive unto oblivion....

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