An ode to Mother Nature; poems that take their inspiration from the great outdoors.
Tennessee is a wild expanse of high ridges and deep hollers, where the earth rises up to meet the sky in a jagged dance of ancient rock and untamed green.
By Tim Carmichael3 months ago in Poets
THE GRASS IS DYING What will be next? โนโนโน I sit on my porch in my old beach chair. Thereโs nary a sound; not a breath of fresh air.
By Margaret Brennan3 months ago in Poets
Ahh, coffee. i enjoy coffee i saw a sign once that said "give me coffee and Jesus" and it unraveled me slightly Jesus is a must-have for me
By Colleen Walters3 months ago in Poets
Killer Lightning The sky turned strange before the first bright strike, Clouds gathered heavy over sleeping land, The silence held a warning in its chest,
By โฟ V+ Marie381Uk 3 months ago in Poets
The velvet weight of twilight descends, Upon the weary frame of day, And holds the world in golden thrall, While fireflies begin their wandering dance.
At dawn, the birthday fairies wake their wings a dewy gleam They gather petals, moss, and bark to build the perfect dream
By Sara Wilson3 months ago in Poets
Family Fate There was laughter in the kitchen Steam against the evening glass Nothing told us while it happened How quickly ordinary passed
When my mind reaches for comfort Teach me how to grasp the warmth of My vicinity Like a wave upon the seashore Teach me how to crash my waves
By Mezmur3 months ago in Poets
Seeing More Funny thing about getting older, Nobody mentions this instead, You spend less time chasing approval, And more time hearing what was said.
I am waiting to be freed from my vices. I am waiting for full sanctification. I am waiting for less nuance and ambiguity,
By Brittany Callaway3 months ago in Poets
You talk about love I donโt wanna hear it When people sleep on me All the time Like religiously Like giving vows in The church vicinity
By Sidney Smith (Sid Smith)3 months ago in Poets
Summer Heat Wave Warning Thirty-two degrees today, a warning stays till tomorrow night, the sky feels close and heavy, the house holding every bit of heat.
