The wind sang lullabies,
As the sun died a slow death.
The forest hushed & turned eerie,
Soft grunting sounds are heard,
The tiny mouse scurries away.
The trees swung their arms,
Flowers curl-up to sleep,
The moon woke up & yawned.
The stream murmured as it tiptoed
Gurgling & jaunting to the waiting pond,
While the ocean waves whispered a song.
My book called me to converse,
I heeded its incessant call.
The book’s words cried their pleas,
As the velvet night walked by slowly,
the stars glinting beckoned by the full moon.
- Author: rrodriguez ( Offline)
- Published: August 13th, 2019 18:39
- Comment from author about the poem: Enjoying nature...
- Category: Nature
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Comments3
This was so descriptive and full of grand metaphors I felt like I was there and could feel the night time forest. Thank you for sharing!
Wonderful write showing the pull of nature's glory.
The flow of night's rhythm comes over so well in this poetic description of a forest when sun sets..... a great read and thank you
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