While perusing for a set of poems, I stumbled upon "June Night" by Sara Teasdale. Like most of
Sara's poetry, this poem has a solemnity to it. Immediately, upon reading her poetry, three wordsRead More
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While perusing for a set of poems, I stumbled upon "June Night" by Sara Teasdale. Like most of
Sara's poetry, this poem has a solemnity to it. Immediately, upon reading her poetry, three words
came to mind: solitude, sincerity, and love.
I adapted the poem into the following text:
Oh, Earth you are too dear tonight,
How can I sleep, while all around
Floats rainy fragrance and the far
Deep voice of the ocean that talks to the ground?
Oh Earth, you gave me all I have,
I love you, Earth.
This adapted text resulted in Song for Mother Gaia, which is just that a song for Earth,
showcasing my love for our beautiful planet. I have always loved nature, and part of that love, I
believe, comes from the fact that some form of it has always surrounded me. This composition
explores many different colors that mimic a beautiful transient moment of daydreaming,
appreciating the wonders and beauty of what I call this huge green planet, home.