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    Echoes of Nature
    Echoes of Nature
    Echoes of Nature
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    Echoes of Nature

    By Larry Ellington

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    In the reality of life, nature's truest art,
    Is not in your eyes but from your heart
    For nature is a naturalistic state of mind?
    Perceived as a future of mankind.

    I’ve always had a feeling of love toward the outdoors!
    The peaceful serenity and the fresh air!

    That’s why many of my poems have been from or about nature! Please let your mind go and enjoy!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthorHouse
    Release dateFeb 24, 2023
    ISBN9781728377865
    Echoes of Nature
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    Larry Ellington

    Larry Ellington is a disabled Vietnam Veteran and began writing Poetry shortly after getting back from the war. He served in Vietnam and Thailand as part of the war effort in the USAF. Originally, he served at Pleiku in the central highlands of Vietnam for 7 mos. And then sent to Nakhon Phanom, Thailand for the duration of his tour! Larry have written poetry off and on all these many years. He is now 75 years young! He was born in Kansas City, Kansas in 1947, but spent most of his life in Peoria, Illinois where he graduated from Richwoods Community High School in 1965. Larry went to Valparaiso Technical College but got involved with a rock and roll band and left school and joined the USAF in late 1966.

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      Book preview

      Echoes of Nature - Larry Ellington

      Contents

      Images on a Rainy Night

      My Hesperus

      So Glad to be Alive

      Whats Best for You Instead

      Beyond Reality

      I Saw a Bird

      Where Love Will Never Cease

      The Wind Blows the Trees to Bend

      Conscience

      Winters Glow

      The Mystery of Life

      Love is Like a Gentle Rose

      Insidious Pains

      Suicide

      Racers Blood

      Cold and Alone

      Kicks

      Ode to Ben

      The Wind Blows the Trees to Bend

      Our Victories Finite!

      Silken Wings

      Cry with the Masses

      Together Forever

      To Know the End

      Is that We did the Best We Could

      Our Final Frontier

      Balance

      Wearing the Present Day Fashion

      A Perfect Stranger Came up to Me

      When the Storm Clouds Gathered in

      I Crafted Quite a Work of Art

      Natures Friend

      Images on a Rainy Night

      Western skies, vast in copious gray shades, ring with tympanic thunder.

      Bolts, bright and jagged split the dark, moist, opulent air,

      Illuminating the night scenes!

      Desert pavements, glistening with wetness;

      Windows distorted with beads of crystal rain!

      Dogs cowering,

      Shivering,

      Shuddering

      Huddled in trash can alleys, sniffling and sneezing.

      Lights shimmering peacefully in mirrored sidewalk

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