Natures Beauty

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The Mountain stands so tall and proud

Its Snow covered peak up in a cloud

As the Snow melts down cascades a gentle stream

The mountain side covered with an eerie gleam

Suddenly a Golden Eagle comes flying by

His wings outstretched across the sky

Its seven foot wingspan spread out on high

As he glides away like a noiseless Aeroplane

As the Steam trickles further on its way

Other animals come out to play

A Rabbit and a Fox are walking around

Foraging for any food they find on the ground

They sense there is an Eagle flying up high in the light

So off they run to seek shelter to get out of sight

The stream begins to wend its way further down with a gentle flow

A gentle trickle amongst the Floral nice and slow

Suddenly an old Black Raven as large as life

Appears from nowhere all of a sudden with his wife

They stay together for all their life

Chattering loudly they go on their merry way

Probably to return another day

Many bright flowers are all around the place

Like a blanket spread out in style and grace

Edelweiss shines with their Silvery Bloom

And Snow bells glisten its Bell head that looks just like the moon

Or Columbines with their Blue and White Petals

Shining brightly like some well placed metals

The graceful Rhododendren  in Orange, Red, Gold or  Pink

The sight so spectacular it makes you think

What a wonderful and lovely sight to see

And just to think it’s free it’s free

As the Sun comes out to light it’s way

The stream continues on its merry start to the day

Down towards the Villages far below

Well away from the Cold and Snow

The Mountain will always stand Proud and Tall

The Stream always flowing

A sight we will be able to see for evermore

To be enjoyed for years by one and all.

  • Author: Owen Robert Cullimore (Pseudonym) (Offline Offline)
  • Published: August 25th, 2026 07:10
  • Comment from author about the poem: Just a few lines of thought
  • Category: Unclassified
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  • sorenbarrett

    A beautiful and most picturesque image cast in words. Well penned



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