
It's about how we shall return to mother nature one day, and pleading her not be unkind when we do so. :)
Rated: Fiction K - English - Poetry/Angst - Words: 93 - Published: 11-09-12 - Status: Complete - id: 3072774
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Mother, I come back to you
A soft caress across the cheek
So light a wind, very meek,
I walk among greens and posies
Pouring with life and energy,
It surges through me
Knocking out my every breath,
Too sweet to relish
Too pretty to touch,
Let's unfold in this mystery
Nature, my angelic mother,
Take me in your arms
Cradle me from blood,
Soak me in your saplings
I want to grow a new being,
Mother, dear mother
I promise you this,
When I arrive at my death bed
Don't be stern.
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