In fields of green, where life does sway,
I find myself amidst the play,
The grass beneath my weary feet,
Whispers secrets, gentle and sweet.
Oh, the grass, so much like me,
Bending with the wind, wild and free,
Rooted deep, yet yearning to roam,
Seeking solace, a place to call home.
With blades of green, it tells its tale,
Of resilience through every gale,
Though trampled upon, it still stands strong,
A testament to where it belongs.
Like the grass, I too have known,
Times of struggle, feeling alone,
But in adversity, we both find grace,
Unyielding strength in our chosen space.
The grass, a canvas for nature’s art,
Soft carpet where dreams can start,
Its gentle touch, a balm for my soul,
Healing wounds, making me whole.
So let me dance amidst the green,
Embrace the beauty, serene and serene,
For the grass and I, in harmony,
Find a kinship, forever free.
In nature’s embrace, we both shall be,
Connected by roots, forever free,
The grass, like me, a part of the earth,
A testament to life’s enduring worth.
I find myself amidst the play,
The grass beneath my weary feet,
Whispers secrets, gentle and sweet.
Oh, the grass, so much like me,
Bending with the wind, wild and free,
Rooted deep, yet yearning to roam,
Seeking solace, a place to call home.
With blades of green, it tells its tale,
Of resilience through every gale,
Though trampled upon, it still stands strong,
A testament to where it belongs.
Like the grass, I too have known,
Times of struggle, feeling alone,
But in adversity, we both find grace,
Unyielding strength in our chosen space.
The grass, a canvas for nature’s art,
Soft carpet where dreams can start,
Its gentle touch, a balm for my soul,
Healing wounds, making me whole.
So let me dance amidst the green,
Embrace the beauty, serene and serene,
For the grass and I, in harmony,
Find a kinship, forever free.
In nature’s embrace, we both shall be,
Connected by roots, forever free,
The grass, like me, a part of the earth,
A testament to life’s enduring worth.
Reena Choudhary resides in India, who is creative and expresses emotions and ideas through art and poetry. With a passion for colors and words, she enjoy exploring the world of imagination and beauty her poetry appears in literary journals, including -“Monday Night Lit, Cordite Poetry Review, Better than Starbucks, The Afterpast Review, The Pangolin Review and Every Writer”. And Art published in some print and online publications, including – The Perch Magazine (mental health and substance), The Climate Art Collection, Aunt Lute, and Art Axis Project Organizing Committee and won Silver Medal in India Art Contest (Khula Aasmaan) and Farmgirl