RAINDROP/SUNDROP (GRASSWORLD/RAINWORLD) by Robert Garcia - HTML preview

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The Start of Something New

 

Something new can begin

Something new can begin to come alive

He didn’t know if it would ever live again

She was sure it would come alive again

Both of them

Were right

In the beginning, the newborn was born,

Young and ignorant

To the world around it

Oblivious to what was happening around it

Blind to what it would grow into

She and he raised it

It started to raise itself,

As it got older

Then its growth stopped

It began to get younger

But honestly,

I think this was the start of something new for it....

Both he and she cried tears of joy

Too bad the newborn was already becoming

The start of something truly new....

In their eyes,

It was still the same person

They had first brought into the earth

When they had given birth to the newborn,

On the earth,

In nature,

In the wilderness,

Of his and hers dreams.

The natural earth ground

Had given birth to the person

And accepted the baby,

As its very own child....

Forever at one

With the natural earth

The person was born unto....

Alone, by itself,

Laying on the top of a cliff,

Its bare body on the rocky surface of nature’s embrace....

It wasn’t alone

It had nature

Both he and she of nature

Would raise it

And let it grow up,

Into the start of something truly new

Into the start of something truly natural....

As the sun rose on the canyon,

The baby felt the light

From the sunlight,

Lying naked on the rocky surface,

Being held by nature’s arms

And grew up,

When he/she truly saw the sun

Truly saw the sun

For the first time

In his/her lonely, natural life....

Lying on nature’s cliff

Like a bed, or crib,

As it rocked the baby into night,

And he/she grew up as the days past....

Slowly....

Nature holding it for as long as it could support

A new human life in its natural hug....

And then,

It grew up

On the rock of nature

Living in its natural habitat,

Forever alone,

With nature as it’s parents