Nature And You

There is no intensity of water, nor any distinct season,

Try to protect nature if you have the vision,

Mark the trailing grasses cord and the sluggish ripples rim,

The fairways will poke into your toes,

Try to scent the redolence of the rose.

Catch the tone of water dash,

Seize its flicker in a flash,

As the golden beams of sunlight, rebound the lake,

Yellow haze is encompassed that nature selects to make

The drafts waving on our face, tell us life is a pacing race.

Forests are where animals can breed,

But trees are all gone because of humans’ greed.

Ecologists advise us not to poison the river,

As they can see the future in the digital mirror,

Take a moment to inhale,

Hear the nature telling her tale,

Some people defile it as they don't have a clue,

That if you destroy it,

It will destroy you.