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Nature's Remembrance
March 17, 2021
The wind flows beyond the fields I used to hold so dear to me.
It tries to weave its way through paths I trekked so long ago.
But with time, it will be the only one to remember my name.
© Jennifer T., Hanson, MA
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I really wanted to capture the feeling of nature really being the only one left after death; after our brief time here on this earth. Thus, I wrote about nature as a keeper of memories.