Mother Nature Cries
Those helpless, green buds in Spring.
She cries tears of joy for the new life
Only she can bring forth.
Mother Nature weeps for her babies
Growing up too fast in the wide-eyed Summer.
She weeps into the streams
Feeding life, feeding maturity.
Mother Nature sobs for her offspring
Long grown and withering in the Fall.
She sobs and aches for those children
Since they have learned to destroy her.
Mother Nature will die for her children
If they refuse to let Winter in.
She chokes on the product of Man
And cannot stop her tears.
Published by Terri Deno
Terri Deno is a freelance writer living near Indianapolis. She holds a B.A. in English from Ball State University. She has a passion for research; this passion is the driving force for writing about antiques... View profile
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Post a CommentInspiring poem. Spring always exudes hope and joy.