Morning dew




As I walk in the field I see drops of water
sparkling there on the tree leaves
some falling off towards the surface
which I am touching with my feet
the grass makes my shoes wet
but I don't care
I am enjoying the freshness
and the early sun

I walk along a ditch
were fish are swimming
and on a lily leave
there sits a frog
quacking an outstanding ballad
for me who just observes
but as I pass by
it sudden stops
displeased and on his guard
it takes a high jump
disappearing into the water

Further on in the field behind a farmers fence
some cattle graze and others low
new born calves sucking their mothers teats
getting proteins which are of need
to see all this beauty makes me feel privileged
and slowly I'm turning back
grateful and filled up with energy
to start this day well

Jet Rood
23-10-2013
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Submitted by Jet-Rood on July 27, 2014

Modified on March 05, 2023

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Scheme AXBXXXBX XXXXXXXXXXA XXXXXXXX XX
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Characters 773
Words 154
Stanzas 4
Stanza Lengths 8, 11, 8, 2

Jet Rood

2023: In a world full of chaos, creativity is one of the helping things to keep yourself sane. ******************************** 2014: A good head and a good heart are always a formidable combination. But when you add to that a literate tongue or pen than you have something very special. - Nelson Mandela - ******************************** I am from the land of tulips and mills. Writing is a need like eating and sleeping. I think we are all wondrous creatures who deserve to love ourselves and live in freedom. I like to participate in cases which can make a difference for myself, my surroundings and the earth. My wish: humanity in a non-dualistic society. more…

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