Rebirth Of Eden Poem by Ronni ManoaHofbauer

Rebirth Of Eden

Time and matter, once in haste,
Now slow their dance, restored, retraced.
My eyes transfixed on beauty pure,
Earth renewed, a sight so sure.

Lush wilderness spreads far and wide,
Prehistoric in its primal pride.
Is this our future's verdant face?
A world reclaimed by nature's grace?

Brightness floods this new-born sphere,
Joy overwhelms as hope draws near.
Have we at last subdued our greed?
Embraced the planet's urgent need?

In perfect harmony we stand,
With forests, oceans, sky, and land.
This Earth, reborn in beauty's light,
Humanity's most precious sight.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem captures the sense of wonder at seeing a restored, vibrant Earth, and the question of whether this represents a future where humanity has overcome its destructive tendencies. The poem is structured with rhyming couplets to give it a rhythmic flow, emphasizing the beauty and hope in the vision. It concludes with the idea of harmony between humanity and nature, reflecting the optimistic tone of your original ending.
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