Throwback Thursday – A poem inspired by nature’s beauty

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Throwback Thursday – A poem inspired by nature’s beauty

If we stop to appreciate it, nature’s beauty provides a tonic for the soul…a temporary respite from the ills of the world. Today’s Throwback Thursday post describes one of those moments.

I’m not a poet but a Vancouver Island sunrise during our summer vacation in 2023 inspired me to write my very first poem. Check out today’s Throwback Thursday post to read the poem and see the images of nature’s beauty that inspired it.  

A Campbell River sunrise inspired this poem

Discovery Passage on Vancouver Island just before sunrise. "Enjoying Nature's Beauty on Vancouver Island"

Throwback Thursday is a day to bring new life to old blog posts. If you’d like to join in, check out this post from Hugh’s Views and News for details. If you already participate, leave me a link to your post on A Campbell River sunrise inspired this poem.

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Hi there! I’m Michelle and I live in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. I am married with two young adult daughters. I’m a big fan of reducing waste, using less plastic, decluttering and simplifying life as much as possible.
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