Four by Four
The Forces of our world in Haiku form
Clouds and streams and ice
Before, it was our first home.
That which flows between.
Plants and animals
And us, all together here.
That which forms our world.
From sparks and passion
Heat joins light and death breeds life.
That which gives and takes.
Invisible to
The eye, but is always there.
That which we all breathe.
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Kenneth Donovan II
Hi, I’m going to college to become an English Teacher, and I have aspirations of being an author. Clearly setting myself up for financial success.
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