An ode to Mother Nature; poems that take their inspiration from the great outdoors.
I pass through winter Enclosed in darkness And shake with hypothermia. The year was merciless— Cerulean held my throat;
By Sir Contra2 years ago in Poets
The Cry of the Land In the green hills where the rivers once ran, A sorrow took root in the heart of the land. The potato, our staple, so humble and true,
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 2 years ago in Poets
We may slip and stumble upon, We may want to lose the dreams we own, We may feel like we're not good enough, We may fall down in the way of a steep trough,
By Maryam Batool2 years ago in Poets
Beneath the sky, so wide and blue, The winds whisper secrets, old but true. The trees sway gently, roots held deep, While quiet rivers softly sleep.
By Dr. J.S. VIRK2 years ago in Poets
silver beams translucent illuminates quiescent snow twinkling like stars
By Ellie Hoovs2 years ago in Poets
One dark winter night the frost fae joyfully dance dawn shows their icy steps
The moon ascends with silver light, A tranquil glow in the quiet night. It whispers secrets to the seas, A timeless dance with gentle breeze.
By Living Poet Zerox 2 years ago in Poets
With golden rays that warm the earth, The sun bestows its daily birth. A fiery heart that lights the sky, It paints the dawn as night slips by.
Beyond the skies, so dark, so deep, A universe where secrets sleep. Stars and planets, vast and far, Space holds the wonders of each star.
Beyond our stars, in worlds unseen, Lie endless realms where dreams convene. Each universe a path untold, A mystery vast, both young and old.
Beneath the earth, the fires roar, A volcano's strength begins to soar. With molten rage and thunder's might, It shapes the land, ignites the night.
With oceans vast and skies so wide, The Earth, our home, is filled with pride. From mountain peaks to valleys deep, Her beauty calls, her secrets keep.
