The Night Sky Darkens

Abundant Beauty

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Beauty of Nature

The night sky darkens and stars shine sublime

the moon radiating over landscape and pond

Beauty of the night in shadows and sound

No birds in flight can be found

Far off the faint roar of the sea

waves crashing on the rocks in the cove

The full moon beams forth it never sleeps

Till the the sun over the horizon it peeps

The sunrise heralds the day and the birds they awake

Singing their song the stillness they break

Busy themselves with food for their young

picking up straw for new nests they make

Time for man to take to the plough

Horses, cattle and sheep dotted around

each busy with grazing, their bellies do fill

As far as the eye can see, over yonder hill

So the beauty of day and the night

Each have a purpose and an end in sight

Resting and working man follows the cycle

Blessings in the harvest for John, Tim and Michael.

Goats having a drink

Green Fields

A White Horse Standing in a Field

Comments

Diana Carol Abrahamson (author) from Somerset West on October 19, 2020:

Peggy,

Thank for your lovely comment. Creatures large and small, make up our diverse world and surroundings. I would miss them if they were suddenly gone.

Peggy Woods from Houston, Texas on October 19, 2020:

I like how you portrayed the cyclic workings of creatures large and small in the 24-hour period of each day in your poetry. The photos and your art embellished this beautifully.

Diana Carol Abrahamson (author) from Somerset West on October 19, 2020:

Thank you Lorna once again, for your encouragement and appreciation.

Lorna Lamon on October 19, 2020:

A poem full of the joy of nature seen in the beauty of night and day. Beautiful photos and artwork.

Diana Carol Abrahamson (author) from Somerset West on October 19, 2020:

Appreciate your encouragement and appreciation, John.

Diana Carol Abrahamson (author) from Somerset West on October 19, 2020:

Thank you Laurie for your encouraging feedback. Glad you liked it and found something positive.

John Hansen from Gondwana Land on October 19, 2020:

Lovely poetry and images about nature. Well done Diana.

Laurie S Novak from Michigan on October 18, 2020:

Very sweet, tender. I appreciate this one. Good write.