Natures Wisdom

                                  Natures Wisdom

A huge storm came, and the mighty trees fell,

In no time at all, such strong, deeply rooted oaks were uprooted.
Yet the humble grass, the strength of the pastures, remained,
Small blades, thin and weak, bent and swayed with the storm.

They lay rooted, enduring the flood and destruction,
While the giants crumbled, lost in the storm’s eruption.
When should we stand strong like the oak,
And when should we bend like the grass in the storm's choke?

O nature, you teach us through countless examples,
If only we knew when to make and whom to embrace as our teacher.
In this life full of opportunities, relationships, and wisdom,
May we learn when to stand tall, and when to yield with grace.

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Reviews

[Coyote Poetry]

Your shared great wisdom Aarti and I do agree. I am 1/2 Ojibwa and I love the forest and the lake/rivers.
"In this life full of opportunities, relationships, and wisdom,
May we learn when to stand tall, and when to yield with grace."
The above lines, we need to be. Thank you for sharing the amazing poetry. I did enjoy.
Coyote

[Aarti Sriram]

Hello @Coyote..much appreciate your kind and very supportive review. I am so glad you enjoyed this attempt. You seem like a lover of nature too. Wish you many beautiful moments by the forest and lakes to enjoy nature. Thankyou for your time!

[Marie]

I love this beautiful poem which to me is a very spiritual write, dear Aarti. I love how you share the wisdom of when to bend with the flow of life and when to stand tall and fight against it. Your poetry is always so very pure, dear Aarti. It is healing for both mind and spirit to read. Amazing write! I so enjoyed reading and a heartfelt Thank you! for sharing, dear poetess...

[Aarti Sriram]

Marie, it feels very encouraging to know you liked this piece. Small attempt to understand few things that nature holds in its vast kity of magical treasures and spiritual lessons.. Thankyou so very much!

[Marie]

Most welcome always, dear Aarti... Have a very lovely day and enjoy...