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Nature's Sway
In the woods flows a Clearwater stream.
Crawdads, salamanders, and tadpoles
Swim in its waters so clean.
Stepping stones stretches out several
Yards, a Mother deer stands by her fawn
and guards, a peaceful sight in morning's
shaded light.
So many lives gather here, with thirst
and cooling needs, when salamanders
Return to water it is only to breed, a portion
To life their bloodline needs.
A line of Spruce stretches over the outline
In the woods, the feathered creatures sing
their song, a melody soft but strong, rings
Through the air all day long.
Stepping down from the stepping stone
Time to return home, I gather pine cones
On my way, and watch twin rabbits hop
away, How I wish that I could stay.
To view the beauty of natures sway.
In the woods flows a Clearwater stream.
Crawdads, salamanders, and tadpoles
Swim in its waters so clean.
Stepping stones stretches out several
Yards, a Mother deer stands by her fawn
and guards, a peaceful sight in morning's
shaded light.
So many lives gather here, with thirst
and cooling needs, when salamanders
Return to water it is only to breed, a portion
To life their bloodline needs.
A line of Spruce stretches over the outline
In the woods, the feathered creatures sing
their song, a melody soft but strong, rings
Through the air all day long.
Stepping down from the stepping stone
Time to return home, I gather pine cones
On my way, and watch twin rabbits hop
away, How I wish that I could stay.
To view the beauty of natures sway.
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Nature`s Sway
Nature`s Sway