nature poetry

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

Osprey
lakeside willow branch a majestic osprey rests, what a sight to see. On a hot summer day, we were resting under a willow tree, on the shore by a blue lake, and I spotted an osprey on a branch.
By Seema Patel9 months ago in Poets
Bee and Magnolia
under the blue sky bee sips magnolia nectar— my heart softly blooms. Near our backyard garden, there is a southern magnolia tree that blossoms with giant white flowers in summer. I see honeybees sipping from it, and I feel an intense sense of joy.
By Seema Patel9 months ago in Poets
Pelicans
a fleet of pelicans on rippling water drift— peace fills my heart now. It was a delightful feeling to see this large flock of pelicans floating on a lake in a mountain town, not far from our home. They sent the message, enjoy doing nothing, in nature, feeling strong in a community.
By Seema Patel9 months ago in Poets
Wintertime
the brisk air blows snowy crystals everywhere Hey, it's wintertime! ****** Winds blowing many intricate designs of snow and ice everywhere so the
By Mark Graham9 months ago in Poets
Fireplace
Feel this fire space. We won’t let this fire waste Near this fireplace. Check out my first book Melanin Memoirs out now on Amazon and Kindle
By Joe Patterson9 months ago in Poets
Poetry
Poetry is a beautiful way to express feelings through words. It is not only about rhyme or rules; it is about emotions, thoughts, and experiences. Poetry allows people to say what their hearts feel when normal words are not enough.
By shaoor afridi9 months ago in Poets
A Snow Day's Warmth
A Snow Day's warmth swirls Slow excitement builds and swells With radiant joy.
By Alexis Wellmaker9 months ago in Poets
gently do these brumal rays embrace
~ angel-dusted panes, embers of a winter sun set my soul aglow
By Heather Hubler9 months ago in Poets
𝖙𝖍𝖔𝖗𝖓𝖘
A rose blooms no matter what is happening in our world hot or cold weather rainy or dry season whether we are smiling whether we are crying
By Colleen Walters9 months ago in Poets
What has Given me a Smile this Morning
How a chickadee Chickadid its song at me from snow-laden tree.
By Gabriel Huizenga9 months ago in Poets
Deserted Society
We built our cities shoulder to shoulder, yet learned the art of standing alone. Screens glow brighter than streetlights,
By John Smith9 months ago in Poets
Pet love
Cuddling with a pet, Nothing tops the warmth they give. Sweet and fluffy love.
By Susan Fourtané 9 months ago in Poets