Maureen L. Smith

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Sweet melodies, swift summer breeze.
No one stopping nor steering you,
It's owned by a greater hand, who rules over our land.
Come kiss the ocan, meet the breaking waves.
...

Late at night I sat upright in my bed.
The wind but a whisper, the air heavy with mist.
Who are you, I asked, that makes this night appear so strange?
You who make a heart beat so rapidly,
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Nature

Sweet melodies, swift summer breeze.
No one stopping nor steering you,
It's owned by a greater hand, who rules over our land.
Come kiss the ocan, meet the breaking waves.
Clean the beaches and rob the shores of shells and sand.
Sun, warm the earth, but set again, least you scorch the land.
Night, cool the hot earth, cool the colors from high noon.
Sway the Evergreen tree, comfort the baby birds.
Stay in love with nature, spread winged seeds.
Snap the leaves from trees come time for them to leave.
Welcome, snow flakes, too cool the land, and blanket us
Embracing the earth.
Falling drops that melt the snow, giving drink to all the young.
Peals of heavenly hearalds, thunder thru the land,
Making sound for all the world;
Like greybeard prophets of impending doom.
Shaking the land in dire accent.
Announcing it's Master.

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Richard Beyer 11 May 2015

We are hoping to see more poems by this poet in coming days. She is off to a very good start on PoemHunter.

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