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Take Me to the Forest

Inside my child's heart

By Emily Flanagan Published 5 years ago 1 min read
Take Me to the Forest
Photo by Lukasz Szmigiel on Unsplash

Take me to the forest so I can see,

How a seed becomes a tree,

And how a bee, despite its size,

Can zigzag miles through the skies.

Take me to the forest so I can learn,

How an egg becomes a bird,

And why the leaves, when days grow cold,

Turn from green to red and gold.

Take me to the forest so I can climb,

And learn to face the fears I find.

I want to jump and romp all day,

The way that I was meant to play!

Take me to the forest so I can be,

Like the eagle, wild and free.

I’ll learn to love things great and small

I’ll learn, like trees, to be proud, stand tall.

A child of the woods, I’ll be,

A student of the stars,

I’ll figure out just where I fit,

In this great, big world of ours.

Poetry by Emily Flangan *likes and tips are loved and appreciated!*

nature poetry

About the Creator

Emily Flanagan

Emily is a reader, writer, nature-enthusiast, and lover of stars. She strives to write beautiful stories and is currently working on a novel and two children's books.

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