Fog shrouds the edges of the rocks
masking broken edges of pain filled hollows
as the predators flow down the slope toward their kill
and the daisies in the meadow below
haven't a care in the world...
all their needs are tended
by Nature.
The same killer that wakes the wolves,
that gives fear to the deer,
that shapes the rocks,
that fills the edges of the Valley with fog...
Fog floating over the hillsides.
Clouds, lowering onto the points of the mountains
give birth to rain
that nourishes the plants and the animals
that gather below in the growing shade of the clouds.
The clouds part, the stars sparkle above
the whole world seems to be in love.
Then a lightning bolt splits the sky
and the clouds begin to cry...
great tears splashing on the ground...
in the Spring, green plants will abound.
Snow on the hillsides above the swamp,
the ground down below is damp,
the plants — short and tall — all around,
like boggy ground, and soggy soil.
About the Creator
Aurora Skye
I have been writing for years, but only published for three months. I made up menus for pretend restaurants, which became writing short stories and poetry. Two decades of working on my stories culminated in getting the first one published.
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