A few poems about life by Anna
Below are a few poems written by Anna, an amazing 10-year-old member of our family team:
"My favorite place to be in the spring is the pond at Thorne Swift nature preserve. I like to go at dusk and dawn, when the crickets are chirping their click like songs, the frogs are croaking in pitches low to high, and birds in the colors bright yellow, vivid green, dirt brown, and bleak grays are fluttering branch to branch and tree to tree. This is my favorite place to be."
"Life, the beautiful flowing, colorless loop of existence. It comes and goes endlessly. Bio's time is an unknown piece of the puzzle. Precious life ends as quickly as it starts. An array of animals all connected by the arrows that make up the cycle of life."
"Beautiful thundering copper brown white-water falls, biology is all around. There's a barking sandy brown basset hound, a jumping silver coho salmon, an ocean of beautiful swaying blazing orange trees, and several smoke grey gulls and midnight black-capped colored terns. This is Tahquamenon falls to me."
She is a great nature writer with an eye for beauty and the cycles of life all around.
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