Lynne FincherSpringarden
Natures Blessings
Nature doesn't care what a mess
We have made of our lives
She continues creating just to survive
And nurtures the earth in order to thrive
The blossoms that bloom without
Fail every spring
Serve as examples
In the joy that they bring
And never she fails
In each passing season
It is nature we count on
To restore sanity and reason
When the world has gone mad
With its plastic mentality
You can turn your soul to nature
And drink in the reality
Of who we are though we might have forgotten
With all of the destruction mankind has begotten
As I examine the perfect bud of spring
I forget all the sadness that this life can bring
With Mother Natures blessings ever near and dear
There is hope for the future so bright and so clear
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I love your rhyming! Nice work :) must say I look forward to more.