The Forest Poem by Joshua Allen

Joshua Allen

Joshua Allen

Isabella Plains, Canberra, Australia, Earth, Solar system, Milky way Galaxy
Joshua Allen
Isabella Plains, Canberra, Australia, Earth, Solar system, Milky way Galaxy

The Forest

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Leaves Rustling through the air,
Creatures scurry on the ground.
This is where I sit and think,
wondering out aloud.

The insects buzz, buzz around.
The Kangaroos graze and chew.
This is where the creatures live,
Causing a small hue.

The water runs and gurgles away,
Down the river it flows.
This is where the animals drink,
Where the wind blows.

The noise of the forest, so peacful and quiet,
But noisy, just the same.
This is what the forest is,
The animals domain.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I enjoy the peace of the outdoors, and I thought I should share my thoughts with you guys.
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Joshua Allen

Joshua Allen

Isabella Plains, Canberra, Australia, Earth, Solar system, Milky way Galaxy
Joshua Allen
Isabella Plains, Canberra, Australia, Earth, Solar system, Milky way Galaxy
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