Unwinding Poem by Phil Soar

Unwinding



To help myself unwind, I walk for miles
I notice things that always make me smile
The fields of cows all standing chewing grass
While swallows swoop around them as they pass

Nowhere is there such a pleasing sight
Walking on, until the dead of night
The barn owl silently flies overhead
And bats all flutter through the air ahead

To help myself unwind I walk through leas
It never fails to help my ageing knees
To exercise while nature plays it’s game
Without it, life just wouldn’t be the same

Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: nature
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Abdulrazak Aralimatti 30 July 2015

Truly, nature provides immense joy so let's keep going along with nature.

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