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Nature Calls - eBook Edition - Branwen Drew
Nature’s Cycles
Branwen Rhiannon Drew
Copyright © 2022
by Branwen Rhiannon Drew
978-1-387-62005-0
Imprint: Lulu.com
Evening Winds
I sit outside
on the bar patio.
Sip deep-red
cabernet wine.
I enjoy the cool
early evening breeze.
As it tosses my hair around,
freedom and truth.
White and blue-gray
clouds stretch out
like pulled cotton candy
against the bright blue sky.
Dandelions carried,
white fluff,
on the zephyrs
of late spring.
Smell of future rain
in the breath
of a distant storm.
Purple gray on the western horizon.
Sun dipping towards the clouds.
Setting soon.
Peace and Harmony.
Snowy Owl
Outlined against the Aurora Borealis,
Flying low, gliding over tundra
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