MOTHER NATURE

MORNING I WAS SO SLEEPY AND DROWSY,
NO WONDER I WAS MOVING SO SLOWLY.
BUT AFTER THE FIRST PERIOD IS OVER,
I FELT HAPPY,ENERGETIC AND LUCKY AS A FOUR LEAF CLOVER.
FORTY SIX STEPS OUT,
AND I COULD SEE THE BRIGHT AND PLEASENT SUN,
AND I WAS READY FOR SOME FUN.
NATURE WAS BEAUTIFUL TODAY,
I FELT THERE WAS NOTHING SUCH AS DISMAY.
I FELT SO WILD AND FREE,
FROM A SEVEN YEAR OLD BURDEN IN ME.
I FELT LIKE A FIVE YEAR OLD CHILS TODAY,
WHO WANTED TO RUSH OUT AND PLAY.
UNDER THE WHITE PUFFY CLOUDS AND ON THE DARK GREEN GRASS,
I HOPE THESE MAGICAL MOMENTS ALWAYS LAST.

BUT LETS FACE REALITY,
THESE MOMENTS HAVE BECOME FAR TOO PRICEY.
TO SEE FLOWERS BLOOMING,
OR A LEAFS GREEN DARKENING.
TO SEE A WIDE GREEN LAWN,
IN WHICH I WISH I HAD RARE PLANTS WITH PRICKLY THORNS.
TO SMELL THE FRESH AIR AFTER THE RAIN,
OH! TO LEAVE THIA WOULS BE SUCH A PAIN.
I COULD WISH AND WISH,
WHILE ALL THIS WOULD BE DESTROYED IN A SWISH.
NATURE IS PRECIOUS TO US,
SAVING IT IS A MUST.
SO LETS HOLD HANDS AND SAVE MOTHER NATURE ,
SO WE CAN LOVE AND PRESERVE HER FOR GENERETIONS TO COME MUCH LATER.

THE MOONLIT NIGHT

BEFORE I WENT TO BED,
I ALWAYS WONDERED HOW THE NIGHT WOULD BE,
AFTER THE WHOLE WORLD SLIPS,
INTO THEIR WORLD OF DREAMS.
I NEVER GOT TO KNOW,
BECAUSE I ALWAYS FELL ASLEEP.
NEVER COULD I STAY UP LATE,
I GUESS THAT WAS ALWAYS MY FATE.
BUT ONE NIGHT ALL THIS CHANGED,
A CERTAIN PERSON SHOWED ME,
THE BEAUTY OF THE MOONLIT NIGHT,
AFTER EVERYONES ASLEEP.
I COULD SEE THE MOON SO CLEAR AND BRIGHT,
SO BRIGHT THAT NOTHING WAS OUT OF SIGHT.
THE MOON WAS FULL AND SO BEAUTIFUL,
THAT I WISHED THAT I HAD A ROPE TO CATCH IT AND PULL.
I COULD SEE THE OWLS HOOTING ,WITH THEIR SILVER BEAKS,
AND THE SHINE OF THE SILVER TAP AS IT LEAKS.
I COULD SEE THE SIVER MICE RUNNING AWAY TO HIDE FROM THE OWL,
OR WAS IT MY HAPPINESS THAT WAS A LITTLE TO LOUD.
I COULD SEE EVERYTHING IN A BEAUTIFUL SILVER.

BUT IT WASNT AS BEAUTIFUL
AS MY BROTHERS LOVE TOWARDS ME,
TO WAKE UP AT NIGHT AND,
SHOW ME THIS SILVERY SIGHT.
I WISH HE WAS STILL HERE WITH ME,TO SHARE THIS POEM,
ON THE SILVERY NIGHT WE SAW TOGETHER.