1. “Quietly Powerful”

    Forces of nature, always in motion

    Often unnoticed, seemingly silent

    Occasionally witnessed by the keenest

    Eyes, a shifting and shaping caused

    By constant pressure, the way

    Heat radiates from the sun, slowly

    Quietly and continuously, melting

    Blankets of ice into rivers, that rush

    Full of water, wildly, eroding the rocks

    And earth, on an expedition to the sea

    So too, are the deeds of the mightiest

    Of people, the quietly powerful, the ones

    Who act in silence, being the wind that

    Carves the stone, lifting the lives of

    Others, upon their backs,  the teachers

    The caregivers, the anonymous, who

    seeking neither praise nor recognition,

    Are the spine of humanity, spirits on

    Their greatest mission, who touch us

    Creating the changes, we often overlook

     

    tags:  chris bartlett  followcb  helping hands  humanity  mary anne radmacher  mother nature  nhregister  poems  poetry  power  tony robbins 

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