We are the elements toys played with by the will of the winds our seasons come and go as theirs do we are fruitful in youth matured in old age sometimes we fall too soon before we're ripe at other times we rot on the tree
we have almost as much say in the matter as an apple our very nature governing much of what happens to us freak meetings from them develop blights or flights of fancy swinging with the patterns of the seasons fixed in the mud of convention
unless we're free free of the world's moral codes yet keeping to those of worth existing as best we can under the heavens on this beautiful crust of earth until we meld into and become again a part of its make up in harmony with its ecosystem
Margaret Ann Waddicor 15th September 2015
I have so many poems on nature, she is my teacher.