An ode to Mother Nature; poems that take their inspiration from the great outdoors.
Quiet Messengers, For Bren Bren, I know the silence grows, in ways the outside never shows. A year has passed, yet still it stays,
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 6 months ago in Poets
Blue birds rise through morning veils, their wings cut the sky like fire made visible, their voices pour forth the language of stars,
By Tim Carmichael6 months ago in Poets
Karma Does Not Forget I have seen it circle back, slow and certain, not in thunder, not in noise, but in quiet hours, when a man sits alone with what he has done,
Fingers crossed And tarot cards Flipped by fangs, Teeth filed into order Because they couldn't Get their shit together.
By Silver Daux6 months ago in Poets
imagine just passing by like a cloud imagine just flowing like water imagine just waving like a leaf imagine just being, and being free to be
By Ruhani Khadijah6 months ago in Poets
Kiss me or kill me it won’t matter to still cells feeling nothing and numbness will cast away your spells the moment before the bang
Quiet Messengers robins I ache for you in ways unspoken, in silent hours that feel half broken. Your voice still lingers in my mind,
The rustle of leaves melded with my roaming eyes As tall oaks shade the beaming sun from my shoulder blades It was a warm morning
By Michele Nampalli6 months ago in Poets
Sun's brilliant visage gently veiled an ethereal softening of morning's light lavish golden hues draped across the earth
By Colleen Walters6 months ago in Poets
Why do people frown when they look upon a storm? Why is rain always followed by disgust and scorn? If humans can have lousy days--Why can’t nature too?
By Sloane Pearce6 months ago in Poets
Where are you, spring You did show up some Then you left for winter’s rebuff The temperature cannot make its mind Can you just finish the season in time
By Sarah Danaher6 months ago in Poets
When things go wrong, Free your mind, Breathe, Get up, And try again, Remember this moment won't last, No matter the stress;
By Carol Ann Townend6 months ago in Poets
