Forming Eden Poem by Justin Reamer

Forming Eden



Standing out on my driveway,
I see the sunlight shining down from
The cloudy sky, its warmth caressing me like
Blankets on a soft mattress fresh from the dryer,
Protecting me from the wintry winds outside.
Trees provide me shade and shelter as
I go about my work as the gardener,
Introducing new life to my arboretum.

The shovel slices the dirt with its blade;
The rocks refuse to comply in their obstinacy,
But a slight shove creates a gaping hole for
A young sapling, once inserted, beginning to
Bloom and thrive with all of her vibrancy.
With her sisters planted beside her,
She shines with all of her radiant light,
A complete rainbow for all of Eden to see.

When finished, the birds sing in harmony as
Rodents play together in complete excitement with
Serenity nourishing my soul with sweet tranquillity.
I look to the sky and see the Creator looking
Back at me with a smile on His face,
Acknowledging my efforts with affirmation as
Nature, His finest masterpiece, continues to thrive,
Forever adapting to the chaos of the universe.

Forming Eden
Monday, June 29, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: compassion,nature
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Justin Reamer

Justin Reamer

Holland, Michigan
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