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Mother Nature's Pantoum

by emma-brigham

I am a builder of many mountains My bones grew with the limbs of trees My rain will fill your empty fountains I am the flowers and I am the bees My bones grew with the limbs of trees You hear my voice in the song of a bird I am the flowers and I am the bees I am blood, bone, sinew, fur You hear my voice in the song of a bird I paint the colors of the sunrise I am blood, bone, sinew, fur I lay where the fallen tree lies I paint the colors of the sunrise You feel my sting of bitter cold I lay where the fall fallen tree lies I am forever young and growing old You feel my sting of bitter cold I am the spider that traps the fly I am forever young and growing old My love it stretches from sea to sky I am the spider that traps the fly My rain will fill your empty fountains My loves it stretches from sea to sky I am a builder of many mountains
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Feb 16, 2016
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#life#death#nature#beauty#reality#earth#harsh
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