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Moving Life

Poem about the Life

By NFPublished 3 years ago 1 min read
Moving Life
Photo by Nathan Dumlao on Unsplash

The tree infest with termites, or the human being is afflicted

We both saw surviving less

Of those who swear allegiance to the hand of darkness

Just one ray of sunshine suffocates

Who teaches colors to live in buds!

How do dew-drops learn to stop?

How about butterflies?

How about natural colors?

How about the natural movements of winds?

How about the growing bushes?

Don't let these dreams grow in your eyes

Look at the moonlight of the heart, don't be dim

The man laughs even in great sorrow

Even with great pleasure, the eyes become moist

It is life, and it can direct in any direction

so fasten your belt and hold the freezy breath to catch the goal

nature poetry

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