nature poetry
An ode to Mother Nature; poems that take their inspiration from the great outdoors.
The Wise Monkey and the Theater of Laughter and Wisdom
The Wise Monkey and the Theater of Laughter and Wisdom In the heart of the jungle, where trees intertwined and birds sang, the wise monkey sat on a tree stump. In one hand, he held a banana, and above his head, a sign read: “Advice with Laughter — Don’t Miss Out!” Animals gathered around him, curious to hear the tales and moments that would fill their day with joy.
By Ali Sadeek Ahmed2 years ago in Poets
The Days of Old
The Days of Old Once upon a time, a tale so grand, A world of dreams, crafted by hand. Birds in flight, painting skies so wide, Singing songs of love, as day and night collide. Angels whispered hymns at dawn's embrace, Incense in the air, a holy place.
By Ali Sadeek Ahmed2 years ago in Poets
The Greedy Farmer and the Landlord
The Greedy Farmer and the Landlord A tale from the 1930s, a lesson to learn. In a village poor, under a golden sky, Lived a family small, with dreams so high. A piece of land, just a humble span, Was all they owned—this simple clan.
By Ali Sadeek Ahmed2 years ago in Poets
Bolts of Power
In the darkness of the nightI hear the rumble, feel the mightThe thunder rolls across the skyA symphony of power, loud and highElectric sparks light up the airA display of nature, wild and rareThe thunder roars its mighty songA reminder that we all belongTo the earth, to the stormy skiesTo the power that makes us wiseThe thunder speaks in booming tonesOf strength and beauty, all aloneSo when you hear its mighty callListen closely, don't you stallFor in the thunder, truth residesA force of nature, never hidesEmbrace the power, feel it nearThe thunder's song, so loud and clearIn every bolt of lightning brightThe thunder roars with all its might.
By Raj’s Vocal2 years ago in Poets
