Forces of Nature burns bright in the sky and on or under the land what wonders to the eye is a celestial strike of ice lightning or the hush sitting in the heart of a hurricane as the all seeing eye how visual the treat of dancing northern lights over our orbs sweet is the music of a thunderbolts crash, even disconcerting ending a storms essentiality percussion ear shattering symphony shared awesome spectacles when earth and sky meet in a tornado as jealous spiraling winds draw earthbound, into a hungry funnel the core of the earth heats underground fresh water springs and forces an intermittent living geyser of heated water and steam as all things in nature must renew or die, Gaia grows even the now volcano eruptions bring forth new earth, creating new life and land spewed into oceans or over parched land flows of fiery molten lave the forces of nature never seem kind, but then when ever was birth? and dying can be ever so hard, in nature it does not mean death in nature dying only means morphing into something more spectacular
A well-done analogy on nature and that the death of something in it means that it will eventually be replaced with life by another. Good descriptive phrases make this work definitely top notch, cheryl.
Explore the mystery of how nature makes unexpected gifts of creative wonders to an unsuspecting caregiver one late night and early morning in southeastern Georgia, USA.
Best regards,
Leland
beautiful, image filled write! well done!
(((HUGS))) and love,
karla. :)
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