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Orchestra of Nature
by Helen J Vandepeer → (All Poetry by Helen J Vandepeer)
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Stop and listen to Nature's music that surrounds us.

Orchestra of Nature. Rain drumming on tin roof, dripping from a leaf, gurgling down the gutter, Thundering waterfalls- Jazzy stream, melodic creek, chattering brook, river symphony. Wind whistling, breezes rustling, gales moaning, percussion gusts, hurricane crescendo. Sea to shore, murmurs of love oscillates to angry roar. Ocean waves, moving poetry, Sonic whales a fantasia of the deep; Poseidon gurgles. Corralling birds, animal histrionic choruses, buzz of a bee, chirpy cricket, Froggy sings a wooing, lone wolf power howl answered from afar. Frost creates a snap. Grasses whisper an acorn falls Ker- plop. Fire cackles, roof groans with snow. Forget human babble, cacophony of Sound. Listen. A bird will trill Wind will rustle Tympani of feet, Dog may bark Squirrel chatter Bull roar The world sings. Whispered, liquid, fluid sounds to sooth, to restore. Nature if you attend, balances all. Heals the soul. ©hjv

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 Reviews of "Orchestra of Nature"
Reviewed by Regis Auffray
Reviewed on November 9, 2014
Thank you for sharing the wonderful sounds and music of nature's "orchestra," Helen. Love and best wishes to you,

Regis

Reviewed by William Bonilla
Reviewed on November 8, 2014
So true are the lovely sounds of nature when one sit alone left to the mercy of
So many audio orchestrations that surrounds one,s mind while visualizing the glory of nature..... I enjoy the sounds the emits from the wetlands tha I am part in sinc with the creatures and sounds...... Peace be with you

William

Reviewed by Isabella Koldras
Reviewed on November 4, 2014
...indeed...it "balances all. Heals the soul"...universal form of chat
that mimics the nature...the words of your inspiring and beautifully
written poem...captured my heart.
Music of the natural world inspired many composers...to compose
known masterpieces...but we don't need to know the music notes...to
be moved by the collection of birds songs....the sensuous scape of light
playing on the waves and sound of the sea breeze...There is no life without
the "Orchestra of Nature". Thank you Helen.
Many Blessings!


Reviewed by Duke LaRance
Reviewed on November 4, 2014
When all sounds of man are gone, the air will be filled with the roar of birdsong....

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on November 4, 2014
Far from a cacophony, the intricate sounds of the natural world are a glory to behold. As I gradually lose my hearing with age, I am noticing less these natural sounds that I savored in my youth, just lounging and listening to all they had to offer.

A wonderful poem that says a lot about what some of us miss in the city.

Ron

Reviewed by Jansen Estrup
Reviewed on November 3, 2014
Nice job. We had rain a couple of days ago after more than 6 mos dry. It was glorious. One year we had so many frogs in our creek the sound they made was like rain on your tin roof.

Reviewed by Clarence Prince
Reviewed on November 3, 2014
Funny how we can get music from all things! Well done, Helen!


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