An ode to Mother Nature; poems that take their inspiration from the great outdoors.
inhale: petrichor fat raindrops fall on warm path exhale: damp-earth, peace
By ali7 months ago in Poets
I wonder what it would be like, if I were a tree and I was everything that a tree could be. / I could sink my toes into muddy soil
By Bugsy Watts7 months ago in Poets
Art is a huge blessing that I recognized early on and have been nurturing ever since I can remember. With diverse tools and media,
By Seema Patel7 months ago in Poets
a single flash lights the night—restless seconds tick awaiting sky’s boom
By Lamar Wiggins7 months ago in Poets
A single droplet is fighting with gravity. Will it ever fall?
By Julie Lacksonen7 months ago in Poets
SNOWY SHOW Winter arrived in grand style Fashionably late to the party Walking gracefully down the white carpet As her icy, silent stare
By D.L. Finn7 months ago in Poets
A Final Journey Home At eighteen, he ventured, chasing a dream, To the UK, where futures glimmered and gleamed. Yet in twenty-one’s shadow, his voyage was spent,
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 7 months ago in Poets
One summer, lying on the grass Looking at the wandering clouds I wonder where they head to Shattered, still moving Either it's the destination.
By Mubarik Ahmad 7 months ago in Poets
This was my first time seeing a frozen lake, and I didn’t expect it to inspire me the way it did. Everything was so still, so quiet — yet so strong.
By Crystal Cane7 months ago in Poets
Insect hovers over the surface of still water a tentative splash a remembering question from another language lives above water
By Natalie Wilkinson7 months ago in Poets
In the barn there is little sunlight Chickens should have fresh air, sunshine is optimal After all, they provide for me eggs daily, their life my hobby
By ROCK aka Andrea Polla (Simmons)7 months ago in Poets
The Curse of the Salamander Beneath the moon’s pale silver gaze, In hidden realms of misty haze, A creature stirs, both fierce and bold,
