
A poem written so that ever line is 8 syllables. It is mainly about a journey to nature, with a little religion in it as well. enjoy, and please R&R. k rating because the religion might turn some kids away
Rated: Fiction K+ - English - Adventure/Spiritual - Words: 886 - Reviews: 1 - Published: 07-13-11 - Status: Complete - id: 2932601
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The Journey to My Dear Nature
As city streets pass by me
Underneath the stormy skies
I yearn to be with nature
I only want my freedom
From city streets and neon signs
Beeping cars and bustling streets
I wish to be freed from it all
And travel to my dear nature
As I set off to dear nature
I wonder what will happen next
Walking across the big vast plains
Wondering what is next for me
I journey far and vast and wide
Looking for my dear nature
Over plains and thru the jungles
Fording rivers and swim thru seas
I journey many a mile
And then I began to realize
I was always in dear nature
Whether on plains, jungle, snow, seas
But then a traveler came forth
And told me a discovery
He told of the Island of Life
Filled with every type of landscape
Tundra, forest, grass, and canyon
Every landscape was on that land
He said it was filled with lots of life
Every animal possible
Bears, ligers, possums, everything!
He said the weather went with you
Anything you wanted happened
Whether it be snow, sunshine, rain, fog
It would happen anywhere there
I now yearn to be in that place
And so I set off
Over plains and thru the jungles
Fording rivers and swim thru seas
I journey many a mile
And then yet, I never find it
I pray to the Lord to help me
I pray again many a day
Finally, he sends me visions
And this is what he sent to me
I was in the clouds of heaven
I saw a lump in the distance
And then, a deep voice said to me
"Go to the Island of the Moon
And seek out the Big Portal Arch
Hidden at the tip of the north"
And when the dream faded away
I set off for Madagascar
For that's the Island of the Moon
And so, I set off
Over plains and thru the jungles
Fording rivers and swim thru seas
I journey many a mile
And then I reached Madagascar
My, my, what a jungle I saw,
I wish I could visit longer
But my destiny is up north
And, so I set off for the Arch
Over rivers and thru the green
Over grasslands and swim thru lakes
I journey many a mile
And then, I reached the coast up North
The coast up North was so so long
I wish I could visit longer
But the Arch is 'neath the waters
And so I dived 'neath the surface
Before long, I saw the Big Arch
Tall, long, rising above all
I decided to swim right thru
And then, my word, what a surprise!
I was back in clouds of heaven
And the same deep voice said to me
"Walk to the Island, my son
Walk to your very destiny
For it is where you belong
And where you gain eternal joy"
And then so, I began to walk
To my destiny, the Island
Over clouds of heaven, I walk
To the Island of Life, my home
My new home for eternity
For my life, for infinity
As I walked, I began to think
What it would be like over there
How many landscapes would there be?
Would the weather follow my will?
And must I do something firstly,
Or just relax forever on?
Then I see a bright yellow light
I reach it, and oh my goodness!
The Lord himself, right before me!
I take a bow, and then I say
"What must I do, Lord forever?
Swim thru a sea? Conquer a land?
Or just go on to the Island?
Name it, Lord, and I shall do it."
He hesitated, and then he said
"My son, I think you are the one
But to prove it, I must try you
Swim the Sea of a Thousand Years
Conquer Hell, and bring me the Devil
Then I shall let you go on forth
To the Island of Life, your home."
And that's exactly what I did.
I first swam that vast, fearsome sea
It took me only fifteen days
Despite the sea's forbidding name
Then I went to Hell and did battle
I won, and brought the Devil's head
The Lord said "Yes, you are the one
Go on to your home, the Island."
And that's exactly what I did.
I didn't have to walk, however
The world went poof! and there I was!
I cannot describe the beauty.
Valleys, mountains, forests, great plains
Elephants, lions, wolves, owls
Everything imaginable!
The sun was brighter than ever!
Though it glared too badly for me
I wished for some gentle showers
And suddenly, I got my wish!
Drip, drip, went the rain on the ground
I felt the sweetest harmony
I felt glad to be alive here!
I decided to go and write
About my journey to this place
And so I did
I found a paper and a pen
I began to write about it
When I was done, I then bound it
And sent it to Lord Almighty
At the Library of Heaven
They put the book onto their shelves
And forever the angels there
Read and talked about the book named
The Journey to My Dear Nature
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