Nature

In nature's great plan, a wondrous plan,
An embroidery of life in each stream.
From mountains' transcending levels to the sea's profound,
The privileged insights into her functions we will keep.

Underneath the dirt, the roots lace and flourish,
Attracting food to keep life alive.
The leaves, they dance, with daylight they banter,
In chlorophyll, a supernatural occurrence they scatter.

The waterways stream, an endless, winding melody,
Cutting gullies profound and valleys long.
They support woodlands, fields, and deserts wide,
In nature's cadence, they all correspond.

The animals meander, each in their environment,
An orchestra of life, agreeable and level.
Hunter and prey in a dance so old,
A story of endurance, perfectly told.

The seasons change, in cycles they rehash,
The World's timeless heartbeat, solid and sweet.
From spring's resurrection to harvest time's brilliant shade,
In nature's book, every section's new and new.

What's more, when the night drops, the stars aglow,
In grandiose examples, the brightness they offer.
The moon, a watchman in the velvet sky,
Directing animals beneath, as they cruise by.

In each stir, murmur, and delicate breeze,
In's thunder, and quiet of serene oceans,
Nature's insight talks, in the event that we yet notice the call,
To esteem and secure, for she supports all of us.

So let us delay and wonder about her beauty,
In nature's hug, track down our legitimate spot.
For in the manner she works, we track down our inheritance,
To love her magnificence, in her light, take off.