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Nature

Gossiping ferns tell the tale While lofts of vines hang their vail The whispering creek will never show What the rocks beneath seek to know Muffled by the trickling stream The dishearten stones create a scene Awestruck dew weeps Bringing silence to every leaf Past the daisies who shiver-these beauties dread the news they deliver The morning absent from glory When darkness descends-no end Stars wink at trees in lust "Shhh- hush your branches, it's a must!" For revelation is not tonight Despite the dandelions eager flight There is one way to be sure... Look within the trunk of a tree Closely hear the bumble bees plea Feel the sensation of a butterflies wings And embrace the chaos it brings So when you sense the end is near, look to nature with a listening ear.
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May 19, 2011
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