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True Nature
February 21, 2017
From cool grass, to rushing winds, the trees bow in prayer.
Spends his time in the park, they play with dogs like kids in school.
He can’t see. He loves to feel. He doesn’t need eyes, only his hands.
© Sabine N., Cincinnati, OH
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This is written in a Korean poetic form called Sijo.