For the presence of Nature shares itself with respect



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For the presence of nature shares itself with respect.

As the silence in the wilderness is broken through the playing of classical music the flowers don't seem to mind. The chipmunks and deer try and refrain from putting on their own Ballet but it's useless for each note drives them closer and closer to the movements for music is the instruments of the untethered world and from this freedom of every creature there's a celebration.  Among all of this man minus his tainted restrictions may join but may not lead. He must been a silent and invisible observer. Nature loves to have man present along with his pure and nonattachable version of himself. Nature in its original form took care of itself and the beauty was even more than now for the rain and dew were cleaner and the only footprints were those of the creatures. Before man even the clouds would gather to see the rhythm and rhyme of the Forrest floor in its abundance left undisturbed except by the nessasary power of nature herself. Often times the presence of outside forces are prevalent only after the action is complete and the harm is done. Nature should not have to clean up after man but she does. The growth of man is forever ongoing so we have to find friendlier ways to not leave the poison of our presence behind for generations to come will only see pictures of what was and without having Nature to actually touch there will be a darkness among their heart and soul.
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Written on September 03, 2024

Submitted by rjenavy on September 03, 2024

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Richard J Edwards

 · 1960 · Ft Belvoir

Retired Navy. Live in Montana. And Love God. In 2004 I wrote and had published by poetry. Com The Truth Of Heart and Soul put in their book "Involving the Muse". This is not my best work. I have 40yrs of writings I know R publish worthy I'm just looking for some to help that knows how to do that. I'm a common man and I believe my writings R easily relatable. more…

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