I danced with gay abandon
To the laughter of the breeze
As it caressed me softly
And whispered to the trees
The waves came edging closer
Mouths a-foam with glee
Boldly edging forward
Before they turned to flee
The leaves bent in a curtsy
The flowers swayed with grace
The butterflies flitted merrily
In that enchanted place
The birds were fast to pick up
The spirit in the air
Soaring in the sun shine
They twittered out their share
The crabs peered out slowly
Then caught up in he fun
Danced a crooked jig
Applauded by the sun
I left them to their laughter
Their carefree, merry ways
To return at will, whenever I pleased
To innocent fun-filled days
Whenever Nature frowns and gives
A dark and threatening glance
Remembrance of her Jekyll-side fills me
And leaves me in a trance.
- Author: safina (Pseudonym) ( Offline)
- Published: June 15th, 2024 00:36
- Category: Unclassified
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