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by DJ

Nature's Glory

The elegant proud buck out in the woods,
Or the sweet gentle doe where she stood,
It all seems so very magical on its own,
The beauty of nature and her golden crown.

You can not take away from the splendor,
Of all of nature's creations and grandeur,
Each has it's own mark of wonder to bear,
It can not be ignored; we learn to share.

To Honor her presence in all it's glory,
Never being invasive; it is never boring,
The flit of a butterfly is like no other,
In sheer iridescent and wonderful colors.

The amazing delicacy of a small seahorse,
The graceful paths in the ocean's course,
A endless list; images glowing in the sea,
All the fish; their intricate colors to be.

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