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Natures Hand

When people failed

To explain my troubles,

The earth spoke instead.

The trees,

The rivers,

The clouds above.

 

The mountains never lied,

Nor did the trees.

Both standing silent,

Saying only

What is true.

 

They weather

Every season,

Every wound in time.

There can be no complain,

But they’ll never comfort

Like the water.

 

The water moves for you,

Shaping itself

Around what you need most.

 

It carries away

The weight of a moment,

And drowns the tears

You no longer wish to hold.

 

Yet it changes

With every wind,

And every moon.

 

For all its kindness

It will never feel

As gentle as the clouds

 

They ask nothing,

And promise just that,

Only a place to drift

As the pain floats behind you.

 

But they run too quickly,

And before you’ve healed,

They’re already gone

And the pains only catch you.

 

The trees offer truth,

The water speaks mercy,

And the clouds return their peace.

Perhaps wisdom is learning

Which voice you need.

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