From Dawn to Dusk

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    From Dawn to Dusk

    The scented blades of prairie
    Galloping sounds from the tarn
    The Gentle gust of wind,
    The endless beauty of wilderness...

    Green trees that stand so high
    Wild buds that smells so sweet
    Tiny drops of morning dew,
    Gifted to the eyes of handful few...

    Windows through which the sunlight peeks
    In every corner and every creek,
    There’s a story that gently speaks,
    We’re the forest and not the freaks..

    Every dawn has a daunting dusk
    In the woods there stands a risk
    Dark and deep the brown owl hoots
    Bats fly across the empty roots.

    Curly snakes with lethal touch
    Howling wolves with fiery tooth
    Starving lions ramble through plains
    Thorny shrub increase the pain

    On every inch there’s bliss and hell
    Frogs don’t croak in empty well
    For every meal there’s a five-pound bill
    Fight your life with all your skill..

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    SubaD commented on From Dawn to Dusk

    03-15-2009

    All the lines describes the nature so well. Last 2 lines for the mankind? Good work! Please try to achieve the rhyming 100%

    rattler

    07/11/2009

    thank you

    brendahatfield commented on From Dawn to Dusk

    02-15-2009

    I was so feelin this one. It is a story of life and the bitter sweets that haunt us all. Great Job

    A poem begins as a lump in the throat, a sense of wrong, a homesickness, a lovesickness. It finds the thought and the thought finds the words.

    Robert Frost (1875-1963) American Poet.

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