"In Nature's Embrace: Lessons of Life"

One morning nature's truth began to tell,

On the grass, I sat, where the sunlight fell.

In nature's lap, grasses weave,

I found myself in nature's sleeve.

Amidst the green, the fallen leaves,

Whisper truths that the heart believes.

The leaves that dropped were a silent grace,

A fleeting touch of time and space.

As branches bend and leaves let go,

A silent song of life to know.

Like leaves, some souls drift in and out,

A passing smile, a whispered shout.

They come, for just a while,

Their fleeting presence brings a smile.

They are a season's gift, at early dawn,

They shade us briefly, and then they're gone.

Branch people stand on fairer days.

And offer laughter, in many ways as bright as sunny rays,

When the storm clouds gather near,

Their strength may wane, consumed by fear.

They bend and sway in moments bright,

But break in storms and vanish into thin air like fading light.

Root people, nourished, strong and deep, like firm in earth’s embrace,

With them, our secrets rest and promise sleep in a sacred grace.

They know our flaws and our hidden fears,

And dry our tears through the passing years.

In the journey of trials and joys, with their steadfast love, they hold us tight.

A constant in the darkest night.

In life’s grand tree let the leaves, in beauty fade,

And branches bend, where storms have swayed.

But cherish roots, with tender care,

For in their strength, true solace there.

Reflect within, where shadows play,

What role do you hold along life's way?

Are you a leaf, a branch, or a root?

A timeless truth often bears timeless fruit.

For in the ebb and the flow,

Of life's great tree, we learn and grow.

And find in nature's gentle art,

The deepest wisdom of the heart.