The Beauty of Nature
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Nature, the creation of God, is truly beautiful. The mind and
heart get a serene pleasure when we think about the wonders of
nature. The fragrance of the colorful flowers, the sight of the myriad
fluttering butterflies, the sweet chirping of the little birds, and the mesmerizing sight of the hardworking ants win our hearts at once. The
lofty peaks of the snow-clad mountains, the cool breeze rushing from the
rainforest to the hot torrid deserts, the bubbling brooks tripping
against the stubborn stones and yet moving on its course, and the light
drizzling indeed soothes our fatigued mind and body.
Nature is the real Eden in the cozy lap of what we lie and
fall asleep with a sweet dream ahead. Nature is really enigmatic and
exotic. When our eyes have their first glances at the first ray of the sun
caressing the peak of the mountain, a mystic oomph grips our soul thereby
providing us with new and cosmic energy to begin a new day. Each moment of
the sunrise and the sunset showers us with invincible hope and
confidence. It is, in fact, the beauty of nature that captures our mind,
heart, and soul thereby helping us understand the true meaning of life.
The chaste blue sky of the promising morning shows how deep and meaningful
life is. The sky is sublime, the clouds are beautiful, and the
thunders with lightning are even more breathtaking sights. What goes on in nature
always leaves a lesson behind. A budding rose develops into a rose
and struggles with all its might resisting the harsh forces of nature.
This teaches us to be diligent, patient, and strong enough to undergo the
ups and the downs of life without grumbles. Since Mother Nature is a cozy
abode for all the beings, nowhere goes anything against them unless she is
provoked. But if there goes anything wrong, she appears in the form of
natural calamities-swallowing all that lies on her way.
Despite
knowing the fact we do not lag behind to destroying the benign
nature putting aside all the realities and the value she has in our
life. This is really inhumane, indifference and insanity on our part. So,
we being the superb creation of nature must realize that we are nowhere
and nothing in the absence of her. We are therefore to understand that we
are for there is nature. Can we imagine life without Mother Nature?
Can we isolate ourselves from her? Are we not part of nature
itself? Are nature and life hostile forces? Certainly not. Then why not start taking initiatives from our own levels to make this world a better
place to live in.
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