Softly there is a breeze of green
Blowing Dandelions sway
The rhythmic sequence
A harmonious peace
Grace
Sunsets proclaim
Promises made
Faith, Hope, Love, and charity
Birds sing
Wisdom aligns their song
Joy keeps them moving along
With this setting of such a majestic sight
Hearts are awakened
by the rhythmic breeze
Senses restored
A harmonious peace
Blowing dandelions sway
afternoon sun starts descending
Softly there is a breeze of green
On it's tail end rides the evening
and soon,
another day

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