Ode To Mother Nature: A Poem

Kassidy Emmerson
I sit outside and watch the grass blades dance
to and fro in the balmy summer breezes.

The grass needs mowed and I make a note to
the chore list in my mind.

Then I casually lean back on one hand and drink
in the aureate sunshine that warms my face
like a cup of hot chocolate in a January storm.

Looking to the flower bed, I see
the brilliant spectrum
of pansies, tulips, and daisies shaking like
tiny dancers to the rhythm of the wind.

The weeds beside them respond
in wild applause
at the colorful show before them.

Weeding my flower garden is number thirty on my chore list.

Finally, it's time to arise from my leisurely respite and go
back inside to do my household duties.

Suddenly, though, I stop and turn around, almost forgetting
my manners.

I have been a guest in Mother Nature's mansion;
She has honored me with the finest beauties Life can offer.

And for that, I bow gratefully to her.

Published by Kassidy Emmerson

Kassidy Emmerson has studied Journalism, Creative and Non-Fiction Writing and Computer Programming. She has worked as a professional freelance writer for over a decade. Emmerson has 6,000+ articles published...   View profile

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  • Grace 4/10/2008

    April fools :]

  • Grace 4/10/2008

    it sucked go take your useless crap else where!!!

  • Veronica Davidson 11/7/2007

    Nice. I needed that. Now back to banging my head against the desk.

  • Sophie 9/15/2007

    What a lovely poem, Kassidy!
    Sophie

  • bob 11/1/2006

    I luv your Poetry!

  • Roberta Thorndike 7/17/2006

    I can totally relate!! Beautiful!

  • rocky from manila! 5/29/2006

    Great poetry

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