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GHAZAL ON NATURE
January 9, 2019
As a lonely blade of grass yawns at the morning breeze,
A flag drops down wishing for the whistle of the wind.
As a drop of water traveled the world,
A jealous cup of water boiled with rage.
As the sun declares it’s its turn to take over,
The moon screams, scaring the crying pigeons.
The smiling sky gazes at the stars,
While Mars hides its water from Earth.
A joyous laugh shook the Earth,
Then the land feared the panicking tidal waves.
© Josh W., Peoria, AZ
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I'm so into nature I can practically hear as plants grow, as they breathe in and exhale, as the oceans, and rivers, and ponds fill with droplets that seem to talk amongst each other. I hope this makes you see the tiniest details in nature make up the greatest wonders that could ever be found out there.