Does this poem illustrate a lesson learned from nature?

Question: Does this poem illustrate a lesson learned from nature!?

Silver dollar aspen leaves
dancing at soft touch of wind!.
Humming bird in quickened pace
searching next blossom to taste!.
Jay bird in jest takes high flight
just as cat makes giant leap!.

Nature's lesson to be learned!?

Stillness must not define life,
it's our motion that connects!.
Beating hearts lend outstretched hands,
expressed actions give purpose!.
Energy spent not wasted,
our part to propel world's spin!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

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Yes, it does illustrate a lesson -the lesson being that one must keep moving in order not to be left behind!. Stagnation is death, but action keeps the world progressing!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

Yes Ma!.!. Just like here!.!.!. Listening to the cicada's hearing the frogs and crickets croak and sing!.!. Seeing the sparrows and robins land in your yard forging for food!. They all have a place in our nature of our world!.So have we !.!. We change when the season's change From summer to fall to winter then spring!. Spring is a time of renewal so we can all nature and humans to begin again!.Thanks Ma for the reminder and a very good poem!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

The magical silver poplar!.!.!.as a child I felt rich to be near them!. The birds that built nests in the grass!.!.!. The cat that could not have healthy kittens!. The butterfly covered bushes in summer!.

!.!.outstretched hands reach outstretched hands and we form a human chain!.!.

These are the thoughts that surfaced as I read this!. Www@QuestionHome@Com

Yes, yes and yesss!
"You got to move it, move it!. You got to move it, move it!.!.!.!."

This poem I love! That first visual verse!.!.!.I could actually see in mind's eye those things happening!. The third verse brings it all together on a pillow of wisdom!. You are a Natural Woman ma! You teach us so much!. makes me tingle all over!. I love seeing wisdom communicated like that!. Www@QuestionHome@Com

This is brilliant!.!.!.really really brilliant!.!.!.the second stanza speaks a universal truth!.!.!.and the images in the first stanza are beautiful!. the quivering aspen leaves, and humming birds among blossoms and the jay bird are all so lovely!.!.!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

I feel: movement, urgency, change of season
primal needs,

its life that helps
energy to energy, flow to flow
that's how its goesWww@QuestionHome@Com

Yes, and this piece is an eloquent way to express the necessity of trying!.

Carried on a butterfly wing is a tiny drop of nature spent on wind's prevailWww@QuestionHome@Com

I don't know you but I sure like the way you're painting words!. What kind of ink do you use with your artists brush; It taste so good I could lick the paper where it resides!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

Most definitely!. Interesting abbreviated style!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

Imagery! Your poem is filled with it! You engage the senses, Ma!. I love it!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

Til' the last breath
Til' the last beat
Life exists in the movement
The seasons change us all!.

My hatless head nods to you!.!.Tanks,maWww@QuestionHome@Com

everything inter-related, interdependent!. Beautifully written, Ma!Www@QuestionHome@Com

I've seen a lot of what the wind can do,
and it's breaking my trees in two!.!.!.
(sorry! I couldn't resist!)Www@QuestionHome@Com