YOUR GRACE UNFOLDS

Like leaves in the fall, our bodies will bend,
Those vibrant hues, a memory's embrace.
The laughter we shared, a whisper to send,
But fear not the dark, for a new dawn takes place.
From a wellspring unending, life's river does run,
A boundless cascade, where fresh branches arise.
Don't dwell on the bloom that succumbs to the sun,
For seed slumbers deep, with a promise in its eyes.
No mourning for shadows that lengthen and creep,
The wellspring resides a constant, unseen force.
The world is ever-changing, a tapestry deep,
With seasons unfolding, on an unceasing course.
Nature's heart spills its secrets unrepressed.
A verdant smile hides a depth untold,
Where ruggedness softens to shades of gold.
Oh, Mother Earth, a canvas vast and grand,
Your grace unfolds across the fertile land.
Beneath the sun you slumber, bathed in light,
A watchful eye through the starlit night.
With a gentle sigh, a melody takes flight,
A half-formed smile whispers of delight.
A tender kiss on your wind-kissed cheeks,
Your form transforms, and a silent chorus speaks.
Upward you reach, then settle back to the ground,
A rhythmic dance with ecstasy unbound.
Oh, Mother Earth, a duality so deep,
Within your heart, both slumbering and awake you sleep.
Your strength unveiled in storms that fiercely rage,
But love is unveiled on nature's open stage.