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Greenness of the Earth

By Cinara

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Greenness of the Earth Step light upon the greenness of the earth For treasured gifts of natures realm are such That floral field and velvet forest fern Are meant for only wondering eyes to touch Take pleasure when a gliding wing of white Draws circles of contentment in the sky Memorize the elegance of flight And photograph the eagle with your eye Touch gently on the petal of a rose Stroke the powdered wing of butterfly Capturing its iridescent glows Not with the finger tip, but with the eye Bathe your feet in waters of the stream Let its movement flow right through your veins Just as it gushes through the planet’s seams Fresh and swollen from the spring time rains Let earth and stream and fragrant scent of flower All living things of true aesthetic worth Caress your soul with joy of nature’s power Step light upon the greenness of the earth Written March 15th, 2002 © on Mar 14 2002 09:44 PM PST   0 • 10

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