Green Poems | Examples of Green Poetry

Forests of Green Coniferous Trees Forests of evergreen conifers (Fir, spruce, cedar, pine, and hemlock trees) Keep their colour throughout the seasons And don’t shed foliage in autumn. Rooted in soil and basking in sunlight, They grow on hillsides and in valleys, Encircling rock outcrops, swamps, and leas, And near rivers and lakes, and on islands. These hearty trees endure nature’s throes Of cold, harsh,...

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raindrops falling on roots that are unseen, underneath the silence of stone, every seed keeps on dreaming green maps— a forest waits inside a single stem....

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warm green days have come and candy striped rainbow skies buttercup surprise bee visits red rose near the house of gold treasure ~ sweet beyond measure purple lilies please through sparkling emerald days or orange dusk rays mornings minty fresh yield to sage evening at last ~ and mauve mist forecast...

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in snail-pace schizoid Land of the Dying they sometimes bake schnapps biscuits then throw them to black cat eyeing angels appear asking “what about fiscus ?” they reply “we care not, passings near roof leaks, grass not so glitter green new shoots will bloom, Shangri-La we hear!” “all acts account to day of goodbyes, clean fix broken...

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the wood was too green above the flames the sparks danced the fire gave its warmth ...

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From scent of earth, Longing to rise, a sprout Emerges upward bound, unfurling green, Admiring skies, stretching Far without a sound. Climbing, climbing up Ladders of blue, the long vine Eagerly pushes through. Budding leaflets Try to fly, like the Seagulls sailing by. The vine and leaflets are taller than tall... until Jack gets his axe and makes it all fall. ...

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You left this world a better place Your soul is purest light solid gold No longer concerned with human race Up above beyond the earthly trolls White wind blows in your gentle kiss Butterfly wings remind me of you In red heart it’s you we miss As we sit staring at sky black or blue In stars above you thrive my love No lavender...

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G-iraffe, I-n N-ature, A-lways E-ats S-hrubs, T-wigs O-f C-ommon A-cacia D-espite O-bstacles ©bfa060525 Monocrostic (Birthday of Gina Estocado)...

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Within the thick rainforest’s living light, where leaves shimmer with soft emerald light, there lives a creature no one has seen, Luminara, the secret of the night. Its skin is like liquid moonlight, cool and smooth, tracing patterns only the night knows. Its wings unfold like glass petals, translucent, catching every glimmer of the forest’s glow. It moves without a sound, a flicker of...

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Emerald Green ...

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Calm Forest Hiku 31 emerald green sparkles the serene forest scene~ ...

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Just an evergreen Using its sheen, Notably seen In a pattern pristine, Presenting a keen, Earthy fragrance clean, Releasing into air serene. ...

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Old weeping willow why do you cry Your beauty is green leaves not blue Your roots a pillow from which to thrive As Mother Nature’s sun smiles on you Many a kid has used your brown branches To climb you or swing in your shadowy shade Many a poet you inspire romantic antics Carving heart in your bark or writing on page Your...

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The earth holds stories, secrets old trees keep, deep inside, it's true, ?My uncle's farm, where family wisdom feels so real, fresh and new. ?When soil I touch, old memories bloom, like whispers from a cozy room, ?A history carried by the wind, chasing every scary, chilling gloom. Yet most days, I’m trapped, a pheonix in...

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Upon green hills where gentle breezes play, A village wakes to greet the golden light. No city horns disturb the break of day, Just birds that sing and skies serenely bright. The air is crisp, each breath a gift so pure, With streams that babble secrets as they run. Life moves in rhythms peaceful and demure, Unhurried hours beneath the warming sun. Fields...

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