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Nature - Morning

A symphony

of harmonious flighted creatures

that sing

at the rising of the sun.

Ever changing

are the finite spirit forms,

gracefully gliding

through the sky and beyond.

In start

of every new beginning.

 

Clouded hues

segue into one another

as dawn

approaches the morning sky.

Eyes peer

through half opened lids

waking slowly

with the powerful stretch of

rejuvenated muscles

to honor the presence of another day.

 

Flighted creatures

make home in the tall

green bushes.

Together they greet the rising world.

Waving branches

bid 'good morning' to the passerby's,

in hope

that the earthlings below

take notice

of their majestic beauty.

 

Green hairs

blanket the moist earth

and intermingle

with fallen teardrops from nearby

tall bushes.

Forms without spirit dissolve into

chocolate sand,

that is food for the non-traveling

ground dwellers,

so the bushes may shade, house, and feed.

 

Deep breaths

are heard as the atmosphere exhales

fresh air

into the lungs of all nearby earthlings.

Tiny monsters

make home in the green covered

chocolate sand.

They crawl with many feet

through jungle

that is, to us, sprouting green hair.

 

Sky dwellers

have many feet, and many wings.

No feathers,

but tiny, contorted, aerodynamic bodies.

Wind gliding,

to travel far across the land

fulfilling destinies.

Sky dwellers

are food for the flighted creatures.

 

A cycle;

a synergistic food chain for all life.

Blissful beauty

in its absolute finest.

Formless spirits

serve as infinite energy for the finite

earthly masterpiece.

A world of divine forms,

living harmoniously

under the glee of the rising sun.

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clarissa-clark
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Apr 8, 2011
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