NATURE'S WAY (ik, cheesy title)
The foxes, they sleep
in the meadows so deep-
with blade after blade of tall grass.
And down the birds sweep
through the willows that weep-
in hunt for a lake-jumping bass.
In the fields graze the sheep,
at the bank the reeds seep,
and the hillside is flaxen and vast-
Up these hillsides do creep
are the mountains so steep;
armed and loaded with very sharp ash*.
And if one were to peep
o'er the mountains so steep,
lies a village with war-ridden pasts;
Small cars that beep,
an army-tank fleet,
and all of it's denizens: crass.
Though the women will weep-
Though the grudges will keep-
Each has a role and a task:
For down in the meadows,
down in the sands,
Peace is distributed
according to plan.
Peace is not given
to just any one man-
Our peace is balanced
for all in the land.
* ash: in reference to the tree
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