I Sing Songs
I sing songs I heard in the playful breeze,
Where whispers weave through leaves in soft ballet,
A serenade from earth, the skies, the seas,
A hymn of life that gently finds its way.
In morning's light, where dewdrops dance and gleam,
The notes arise with hope in every tune,
Each rustling leaf, a part of nature's scheme,
A harmony beneath the sun and moon.
The wind's caress, a lover's tender touch,
Brings melodies from far-off distant lands,
A symphony that time has cherished much,
In nature's choir, the heart's song understands.
I sing the songs the breeze has softly sown,
In every breath, a story of my own.
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Every morning, I take my dog out for a walk before I go to work. And I sing to myself (well, and to my dog) This poem reminds me of that daily task. Thanks, Peter, for making me realize how special that moment is.