nature poetry
An ode to Mother Nature; poems that take their inspiration from the great outdoors.
Unforgivable Stitches
April 2025 11:24pm To be a dreamer is foolish, taught to us in shadows of expression, fools approach me more than a decent living nowadays, and do you think you can go on living? Do you think you can string it together, make a pretty picture on a cork board, and we’ll all forget that you can’t tell up from down? That you were born all twisted up and unforgiving? Fools don’t approach you anymore, you carved yourself a chasm in bedrock but it’s really made of the same cushions your ancestors stitched together, and what does string have to do with lessons learned? To be a dreamer means criss-crossing plays an essential role, to be a fool means you have already been assigned a part, and to be me or to be you means a decent living is nothing to be taught, nothing to be learned, but to be recognized. We can go on living because what else is there to do, other than break apart the puzzle and stick the box in the closet to be well rested for our children. It’s upside down, so mind your head in thirty years, and if a missing piece falls beneath wood, then it’s time to dig. The clock is ticking. Dreams won’t satisfy anyone. Teach them of light source and make sure you get the thick strands from the store down the road, it’s worth it in the end.
By Olivia Dodgeabout a year ago in Poets
Sign's of the Divine
In a spring season, When the wind breezes, The fragrance of flowers Fills the heart with joy and happiness. The wind that cools the heart, When you are on the way to the beach, Accompanied by four nephews. Around the path are green fields, Amid which stand peach trees, Their buds just beginning to open. The farmers in the fields, Working with bent mood, Are cutting crops with sickles. The noise of the sea Overflows with in my ears, Gives a message of eternity. Along the beachside, birds on trees Welcome weary travellers With their cheerful chirping. And the flowers, with their smiling faces, Whisper a message of happiness. A reflection of sun Is seen in the sea's water, Where countless stars seems to shine Like Stars in the sky. Though shinning like stars, They look like diamonds Glittering on the sea's surface. A lot of ideas strike me– To write about the eternity of nature's beauty– But time is very short. Yet, in all these natural scenes, One finds proof of Allah's presence And the fact of his oneness. By: Majid Ullah Danish
By Majid Ullahabout a year ago in Poets








