An ode to Mother Nature; poems that take their inspiration from the great outdoors.
Staring through the glass We connect for a moment Ruby throat, blurred wings
By Mary K Brackett6 months ago in Poets
sweet honeysuckle bees hover over the blooms buzzing fills the air
By Tina D. Lopez6 months ago in Poets
smiles bloom across sky laughter chasing away clouds kite drifting on wind
The Crow Who Fell In Love With Emma A crow watched Emma in the late evening garden, black wings folded like a secret kept too long.
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 6 months ago in Poets
My condolences Thoughts and prayers They were patriots They died for our country Our freedoms The lies we tell ourselves
By Atomic Historian6 months ago in Poets
Locked in, they both are The mongoose and the cobra Still before the strike * Thanks for reading!
By Paul Stewart6 months ago in Poets
sit in the doorway peach trees foretelling their bloom last year’s jam on toast * I wait for the peach trees to bloom. The buds are swelled and fuzzy, a soft pale green.
By Natalie Wilkinson6 months ago in Poets
There is a land where ancient ridges, standing, have watched the centuries pass like morning rain, where God seemed more than ordinarily commanding
By Tim Carmichael6 months ago in Poets
✿⋆˚｡⋆୨୧˚✿˚୨୧⋆｡˚⋆✿ She drifts through meadows soft with dew her gown a swirl of petal light She wakes the buds with whispered hues
By Sara Wilson6 months ago in Poets
Earth crumbles through hands as I sift through roots and grass fresh dirt under nails
By Jasmine Aguilar6 months ago in Poets
empty streets at dusk doors locked, curtains pulled tightly dogs mimic sirens
the silence settles nighttime calls the sun to sleep and so too, shall I
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden6 months ago in Poets
