Mother Of Nature
The clothes she adorned were tattered and torn
clad on her feet her shoes they were worn,
her face weather beaten and lined with time
as she braved the seasons `til past her prime.
The sky was her roof over her head
the leaves from the woods made her a bed,
fruits from the trees she ate for food
water from streams she drank when she could.
Her only friends were the beasts and the birds
for them only did she speak her words,
never complaining though wealth she had none
none but the stars, the moon, and the sun.
Time gave her wisdom the woodlands she knew
her days now are numbered all but a few,
she had contentment spending each day
living her life her own special way.
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Beautiful!
Beautiful write Willow. This sings like a song!
DEbs
Thankyou Debs
thanks Debs glad you liked the poem I always appreciate your comments from Willow
really nice job, willow
This is a wonderful poem, willow. Its sounds lovely and the visual imagery is beautiful. This woman is a lot richer than many - she appreciates what God has given us for free. (As long as she lives in a place without snow! ha, ha!)
joyce
Thankyou Joyce
Willow thankyou Joyce glad you liked my poem,your words are much appreciated , never thought of snow though, but Mother nature is tough Joyce and prepared for anything I guess lol from Willow