Harmonic Nature

The waves roll in and out dragging the sand and shells with them.

Antelopes jump around in the savannahs along with the wind that blows the grass. 

Parrots fly far and wide singing their song, calling together to make a big bird choir.

Octopi swims away from the shark snapping at their feet, ready to munch on his dinner.

Possums run along roofs, forcing tiles to fall off, and shatter on the ground.

A seed I planted yesterday has turned into sprout and will turn into a tree.

A butterfly emerged out of its cocoon and flapped its wings to fly away and meet its new world.  

Owls fly silently through the night, big orange eyes shining bright, ready to devour their prey.

Bees fly from one flower to another collecting and releasing pollen.

Trees grow and get bushy, leaving shelter for squirrels and possums.

The sun comes and goes, and the moon takes its role on, shining on us all.

Nature works in harmony, from one side of the Earth to the other.

All things are connected together, if one thing breaks, the others will too.