nature poetry
An ode to Mother Nature; poems that take their inspiration from the great outdoors.
Spirit Messengers of Earth and Sky
This is the time to call the spirit messengers to breathe peace into our universe of division and chaos in 2025. In Choctaw culture, birds, especially the Biskinik (often identified with the blue jay), are sacred messengers, symbols of communication, and bearers of spiritual news. They connect the earthly and spiritual realms, guiding and warning with their presence.
By Vicki Lawana Trusselli 11 months ago in Poets
The Earth 10 Million Years Ago
Ten million years ago, Earth was a place both familiar and alien. The continents had already taken their modern shape — Africa, Asia, and Europe were close to how they look today. But the creatures walking those lands were not yet us. Humanity was still a dream waiting to awaken.
By Shohel Rana11 months ago in Poets
Fall Reflection
There’s something incredible about early mornings — the quiet decision to wake up early, to rise before the world fully stirs. It’s a feeling unlike anything else. There’s a stillness in the morning air that you can’t catch at any other point in the day.
By Emmie Falbo11 months ago in Poets
