SYMPHONY OF CREATION.

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NATURE

There's an orchestra that's playing

And we each can have a seat

Without money, without ticket,

Can't you hear the rhythmic beat?

It is pounding in the ocean,

It is drumming in the sea,

Composition played in harmony.....

A concert that is free.



Can you hear the pan flute chorus

In the evening in the breeze

As it pipes across the heavens,

As it hums high in the trees?

There's a violin that joins it

As the wind tunes up its song

Till the bow is hot with melody

And the resonance is strong.



A harp is softly stroking

'Cross a rippling field of wheat,

Unseen fingers gently strumming

To a flowing, swaying beat.

In the caverns of the mountains

An oboe and bassoon

Echo rock to rock, performing

To a solemn, sombre tune.



Hear the waterfall that tinkles

With a xylophone of sound,

And the clashing of the cymbals

As it splashes to the ground.

In the fields and in the forests

Hear the piccolo of birds

All accompanying the music

Of a song too sweet for words.



Booming drumroll from the cloud-mass,

Woodwind strikes up wild refrain.

Right on cue the soft shoe shuffle

Of the dancing feet of rain.

The performance is completed

By the tap-dance of the hail,

And it reaches a crescendo

With the trumpet of the gale.



Yes, the orchestra is playing...

Can you hear it with your heart?

Creation's joyous music

As each section plays its part.

It's a symphony that's given,

Each performer put in place

And conducted by the Maestro,

To delight the human race.


Author's Notes/Comments: 

There is such music and beauty in the natural world around us.

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Constance Christabel XVII's picture

That is beautiful.

One of my passions is music. That poem really swept me away. Wonderful!

Shane Manteuffel's picture

I almost cried! absoulutly lovly. The maturity of this poem blows me away, I have never seen such a magnifisent use of desription and realisim. The comparisons seem in my humble opinion perfect. Thank you!

Karyn Indursky's picture

Wow. This really got to me. You have me thinking about how we all move and sing to our own beats to make one symphony, whether we're human, insects, or whatever. This has crossed by mind before, but with your words I could hear the singing louder and clearer thiss time. Thanks for sharing your beautiful work with me.

David Richardson's picture

Eunice:
Beautifull written with so much beauty and grace. Thoroughly enjoyed this poem. Thank you for sharing. Take care.

Regards,
Dave Richardson