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It's all a question of balance.
by Ruan Mills → (All Poetry by Ruan Mills)
Saturday, November 30, 2024    Rated "G" by the Author.
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Let heaven and nature sing


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Earth's creator is in everything
...the sea, the sky ,the land
Each drop of rain, each blade of grass
...and every grain of sand.

From mountains high to salted depths, 
...throughout seasons, lives evolve
All living things thus compliment
...life's mysteries to resolve

United,  Earths inhabitants
 {designed to thrive as one}
bring balance and prosperity 
...for every moon and sun

Fear and doubt are parasites, 
...born of harsh neglect;
when hearts and minds forget their role
to build on love, and respect.

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 Reviews of "It's all a question of balance."
Reviewed by E Phillips
Reviewed on January 23, 2025
I don't know how I missed this lovely poem that simply exudes charm, and life, and beauty. It has your name, and talent all over it. But of course, there is only one Ruan, creator of prose and poetry, who elevates every person, place, and thing she touches. You touched me long ago.

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on November 30, 2024
Truly, the primary human view of nature. But what seems tranquil, is really not.

When observed closely, all life is a grim struggle to exist, to survive, to the next generation. Fighting for a niche in the complex environment. Almost everything eats everything else. And homo sapiens is the top predator on the planet, eating almost everything and usually what's left to create wealth and prosperity.

If humans knew that, we would stop over populating and over using scarce resources until they are extinct. If we don't stop, we will soon follow.

Ron

Reviewed by Odin odin@aflx.com
Reviewed on November 30, 2024
It's always an unexpected reward when I search for a poem that is worthy of many comments. Here, again, you have given one of life's most demanding conundrums simple eloquence and grace. Namaste.


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