"Would you drop by for a li'l rest?"
Green Stage on the Sidewalk
A wall transformed, emptiness to green scenery,
amidst buildings, noise, and busy feet;
"Would you drop by for a li'l rest?" it seems to say;
a chance passersby for a moment meet.
Dr Abe V Rotor
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To school, but quite early;there's time to explorein make-believe, the woodon the wall, with nannyin a happy mood.
The school van can wait idle,so with the kindly driver;let time pass awhile waitingfor the children to prepare.
Reminisce the youthful years,by the stream and forest,a tunnel of time and space,to go on living afresh.

Wildlife in our home, why not?In imagery and reflection,the archival art of Naturefor the future generation,time to make up for our fault,a grim reminder for action

Once in a while vary the sceneryto the depth of the sea;bring down the sun to refresh memoryof man's triumph and folly.

Capture the rays of the sun,white doves flying for fun,while you're innocent and young,and the happy days gone.
Nature is always there as you grow up;she doesn't grow old in her own way;only in human hands she tires and cries;thus the challenge of true beauty of a lassto be a deity of Nature in mythology. ~
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