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THE UNSPOKEN WORDS
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Of all that we experience in life, nature seems to be eternal. It makes us happy, comforts us, supports life systems and above all, communicates with us in its own language.

As I stroll through the green meadows life seems to slow its pace the pouring rain hath just stopped gracing earth with streams on its face The mountains there so high and mighty seem to say the truth of life lest we brave the odds of the day we suffer in loss and fail to thrive From the lazing river to the daffodils the misty morn to the chirping birds nature speaks the mystic tongue of beauty and unspoken words Like the twinkling eyes of the shy girl that speak her thoughts to her dear lover no word no action ever they need yet love cherishes in their minds forever So does nature with all its flavor speaks to me in the words unspoken let me rest on thy lap O’ nature for eternity is with thee unshaken

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Reviewed by Michael Charles Messineo

Reviewed on March 7, 2010

Raj,
... the physical world and the psychological behavior of man... I think this poem captures the essence of that adventure. Well done!!!
...Michael

Reviewed by Connie Faust

Reviewed on February 28, 2010

This is a gorgeous poem. The words flow so beautifully, like your "lazing river." It's one of those poems that make me feel soothed and mellow.
Connie

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