Conclusion: World
I thank you, Mighty World,
for inspiring your people to
create such wild, rare Wonders.
Thank you for
the sandy deserts,
the savage blizzards,
the waves of azure
and the lush greens.
How amazing is
the weather, in its terrifying
ferocity; how pleasant in its
pacifying calmness?
How impressive is the tallest tree,
the brightest star,
the largest sand dune?
World, you are fascinating.
Continue to provoke my imagination:
the wind that whips about my face,
your fire which rages in my heart,
the land to which my soul is anchored,
the waters that enable my life.
I marvel at you, Mighty World.
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Today in Creative Writing, we were set the task of writing a piece (or several pieces) related to the Seven Wonders of the World. I decided to write a poem about each one. POEM TAGS
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