A Casually Natured, As Beau'Tied, A Beauty. Poem by Michael Gale

A Casually Natured, As Beau'Tied, A Beauty.

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A hue-edge kaleidoscope of colors painted of the rainbow...
Peacock's colors a-splashed abound feathers.

Fanned out beauty in colors of awe...
This is nature's paisley'd law.

Butter flies flutter around and enough...
Humming birds hum and aridly strut their stuff.

Plants and flowers grow forth their shoots...
Leaves, these beings, without feet and boots.

Petals cannot grasp, as like a hand....
Flowers are pretty and not visually bland.

Beauty is of but, everything of nature....
Beauty is of what, we as humans, should grow, in stature.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Teresa Dearing 14 January 2009

Nature is lovely, but as you said it lacks the ability to reach out and touch, except what it touches in our hearts. Nice picture you painted. T

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Sreelekha Premjit 12 January 2009

I liked the poem, its obvious love for nature...and its presentation. Thanks for your kind comment upon 'Death came calling'

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Sid John Gardner. 10 January 2009

A tryste with Nature's wonder..Nice imagery and a great poem. Sid

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Michael Gale

Michael Gale

Chicago Illinois/Oklahoma City.
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