nature poetry

An ode to Mother Nature; poems that take their inspiration from the great outdoors.

Boundless Eyes
Everyday I stood in the mirror Picking apart my face To put together the one for the role I played Showed up to the world, but I was gone
By Sabrina5 years ago in Poets
All The Earth Is Canvas
All the Earth is a canvas Painted in blue and yellow and green The most glorious of artworks Ever to have been seen A mixed media this is certain
By Jason A5 years ago in Poets
Assault On The Wooden Box
The farmer thought he was safe Sitting alone in his wooden box. Reading guns and ammo magazine In nothing but his socks.
By Joseph D Hamilton5 years ago in Poets
Human Mood Ring
My hair is white Like Gandalf white In fact, "you shall not pass" Drips from every stand As I avoid eye contact from
By Laura O.5 years ago in Poets
Down On The Farm
The African Safari was nice for the chickens They traveled the Sahara with ease But when they ran out of beer they knew it was time
By Joseph D Hamilton5 years ago in Poets
One With Blue
My thoughts and feelings, they do, I know Extend beyond this flesh and bone. They float away, some forthright, some lazy
By Kristine Mannion5 years ago in Poets
Serenity of a Paris park
Walking down a pathway of scarlet flowers, I serene strode not far from concrete towers. Elated children waltzed close by an azure river,
By Audric L Fredricson5 years ago in Poets
All Of Farm And Space
All of farm and space Full of feathers, and animals and fear Littered in a timey, whimey kind of sense With manure, and confusion, and beer.
By Joseph D Hamilton5 years ago in Poets
Down On The Farm
Somewhere in the shadows And lurking in mystery Stands a group of heroes Unknown throughout history Watching and waiting
By Joseph D Hamilton5 years ago in Poets
Color is Pride: True Colors
Hello, name Brenda. Yet, prefer go by GabbyGail! Yet, prefer go by GabbyGail! Hope enjoy my color poem in above photo-meme! It's to reflect on not only the many shades of nature, yet what I see within my ever changing spectrum eye shades.
By GabbyGail Montgomery5 years ago in Poets
Earthworms
Earthworms will never be considered gourmet And I wouldn’t expect to find them on my lunch tray But overall, they don’t taste quite so bad
By Joseph D Hamilton5 years ago in Poets
The Greatness of Green
The environment For humans is so Excellent. What sent Us? The green will know. The leaf of an elm Will lean in and say
By Skyler Saunders5 years ago in Poets