nature poetry
An ode to Mother Nature; poems that take their inspiration from the great outdoors.
Afraid for You
🎵 Afraid for You Afraid for youMy heart, your lover, called your nameIts beats are loud, reaching for your handsAnd while you are in my armsI’m afraid for youMy love, my lifeMy heart is yoursAlways dreaming to be held in your handsJust look at himHold me for a momentOr calm him with a glance from your eyesMy heart is lightStill afraid for youWhen you are with him, the world becomes sweeterAnd sings for you — more and more beautifullyAll the wordsSpread the wings of love to one sideAnd on the other, the world comes aliveWith the sky, we rise and liveThere are no wordsExcept for love that playsIt plays the melody of passionAnd still... his heart is afraid for you
By Ali Sadeek Ahmedabout a year ago in Poets
Parrot on Mango Tree
"It was summer—humid and hot. On the dense mango canopy, I spotted a camouflaged parrot." Note: On that sultry summer noon, was looking at the mango-laden mango tree, and suddenly, my gaze fell on a wild parrot. It was eating the ripe, delicious fruit.
By Seema Patelabout a year ago in Poets











