An ode to Mother Nature; poems that take their inspiration from the great outdoors.
small, small stars snow over the fence and cry their smell of spring heavy with the dew of morning not knowing the joy they bring
By Casey July4 years ago in Poets
Hey Tom how’s Alana doing? Fine she had three pups The nest is cool? A little messy But damn flea season’s starting soon
By Tanner Peiffer4 years ago in Poets
TRANSFORMATIONS 3 Butterfly Cinquains Butterfly Cinquains are not necessarily about butterflies - it's a style. :)
By KJ Aartila4 years ago in Poets
i love that moment when the wind catches the bottom of your dress teasing, playful, and lifts, gently yet suddenly rushing calmly past
By Chloë J.4 years ago in Poets
It was the beginning of dark under the rainfall, The coldest night in spring, A sound of rage as the storm engaged, With all that it would bring.
By Jordan Zuniga4 years ago in Poets
Dark mists assembled, moving through haziness tumbling to hang dull furthermore, pendulous is not too far off
By Jessica4 years ago in Poets
I gotta know I wanted to know So I ask for a river And knock on a door Seek out a rock to tell What makes someone mighty
By Distinguished Honorary Alumni Dr. Matthew Primous4 years ago in Poets
Sunlight casted on my ears; The brown twigs of a tree Beats on my bay window. This is unclear for fear I am searching for a lost tear(s).
By Pearl Thomas4 years ago in Poets
echoing,onomatopoeia poem Meadows mulch, brown and moistened by snowdrifts. : Exposed. Seeing eye notices discoloration. If
Beautifully empty, I turn to the slivers of blue Cracking open the dark undersides Of the marching clouds parading lightning bolts
By Silver Daux4 years ago in Poets
A ray of borscht, a pampushka's blaze Seem to call for this settled evening And the sunflower shines when walking Under the lightening sun - free gaggles graze
By Francis L4 years ago in Poets
I embrace the wind and it rides along my back for it understands my direction. When needed I move gracefully with precision.
By MK Colbert4 years ago in Poets
