An ode to Mother Nature; poems that take their inspiration from the great outdoors.
Navigating diverse paths throughout the day, each brimming with varied hues and shifting moods, seamlessly weaving hell and heaven,
By Sun Bee10 months ago in Poets
My unheard voice echoes from blank walls, now set free toward the empty horizon seen through the window each day, it's
I love the night, too much. So much it feels like a sign, like darkness keeps calling my name and I keep answering without knowing why.
By Marvelous Michael10 months ago in Poets
Where I come from, the air is heavy. Not just with heat, but with things unsaid. Every breath feels like it carries old stories I never chose.
By Salman Writes10 months ago in Poets
The woods are dark this morning and take the shape of an owl hooting. Fat black crickets chirp in secret places around the door,
By Natalie Wilkinson10 months ago in Poets
The solstice fire that final eve, We all were hunkered 'round, The silver lady of the night Rose up in her splendored gown.
It’s been hours, I’ve been watching, the way you watch anything that’s leaving: with attention at an hour too late, and as though waiting for a fugitive greed of almost-gone.
By Neli Ivanova10 months ago in Poets
i never thought i deserved to have roots. how can a fruit dream of stability when its core was turned rotten? and the ground
By Alexandria Stein10 months ago in Poets
Anchored in connection Sharing pieces of our soul Every cell redirected Establishing roots as we grow Blending with one another
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden10 months ago in Poets
I travel still and find a way as choiceful branches turn My path for now confined within the shell of your gray bark A newborn trail from root to fruit with every lesson learned.
By A. S. Lawrence10 months ago in Poets
She vaped in my tea the mango, to sweeten the lemon. I take it as it comes. Lemon heating wounds and honey dripping from the cup.
By Squeeze D' Avocado10 months ago in Poets
Surrounded and supported by ones we hold dear Like the branches and roots of a tree Pushing and pulling, changing every year
