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Nature's secret

With nature, comes beauty That many would seek, Of bears and lions And amber trees, Of streams so shallow Where ants could swim, They dance on pebbles, Joined limb to limb. And once in a while, A Nightingale sings On an oak tree so high Where angels could live. The secrets of nature That one would seek, The beauty, the love That lies within.
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Written by
An_Average_Writer
16 / F / Somewhere
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Written by
An_Average_Writer
16 / F / Somewhere
Published
Aug 10, 2018
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I live in a city so whenever my family travels, I always love looking at the forests outside. (I never saw a bear or lion or a Nightingale but I know they're there)

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