Earth Day Poems | Examples of Earth Day Poetry

the lake where they hid a memory their song sublimated a cattail beaten remnants taken by wind a semi roars past someone calls progress someone says ninety percent chance of rain someone says dance barefoot through puddles a murder of crows shadows skies someone looks to the sun the...Read the rest...

There is a story in the wind Of Mother Nature's son And her retribution For the mad path that he'd begun. Of all her creatures big and small, Just one caused her worry. His intrusion and arrogance Unleashed a fearful fury. Usurping...Read the rest...

In the maze of life, we each find our way, Custom battles, unique struggles, day by day. No one can walk your path, it's yours to tread, In the vast arena, where dreams are led. Yes, you're meant to...Read the rest...

In the realm of existence, where time unfolds, A tale of wonder, in verses untold. A symphony of life, in hues of vast, A saga of futures, present, and past. From the womb of chaos, creation springs, With every heartbeat,...Read the rest...

Fiji, the land of blue lagoons, with ancient wisdom still in blooms. It burns with a sacred flame, With our women's game. From the mountains of Nausori Highlands, To the shores of the islands, Fijian women stand tall and strong, ...Read the rest...

Impressive values, like love, claim resources that liberally breed ecological natural physically happy health and conservatively feed emotional spiritual mentally glad wealth. Oppressive disvalues like homophobia and racism and sexism and ageism and ableism and monoculturing disregard for threats of global anthro-supremacist ecocide, express what we are against because these are...Read the rest...

In shopping centres, bright and wide, Where our dreams can fly and glide, We wrap our hearts in things we've bought, Forgetting stars, by city lights caught. Yet, whispers of change might find their way, As people stand up, by...Read the rest...

Take time to linger, at the sweet cherry blossom, at the fresh rosebuds, green leaves sprouting, daffodils in full bloom. Crocuses opening their mouths wide, just like the frogs on the lily pads. Purples, yellows spring forth amongst the...Read the rest...

Though this will not be poetic I'm opting to answer questions before they're asked And as a courtesy to tradition I will do so in poetic format Chlorella is algae which grows just like a weed Millions of pounds per...Read the rest...

S/he is troubled about how to dance more green in this overwhelming Anthropocene And has grown to love an outside starlit image of Universal Red SageGod resiliently dancing under the shifting stars Safe and warm inside this unconditionally felt embrace...Read the rest...

It's a blessing to live close to the ocean. The ocean is a mysterious and magical place that we as humans know very little about. Let's respect her majestic, wild ways. Ocean magic By Michelle...Read the rest...

With the moonlight shines her beauty Running parallel is her grace Exuberant is her vibrance But with trickery, she is laced As dangerous as she is poisonous Even more so she is ravenous Yet still He hungers for...Read the rest...

Climate Change Haiku by Michael R. Burch late November: climate skeptics scoff but the geese no longer migrate. The King of Beasts in the Museum of the Extinct by Michael R. Burch The king of beasts, my child, was terrible, and wild. His roaring...Read the rest...

Asked the crowning Trees of their Grass rooting neighbors When you feel like singing while dancing are you more likely to invoke devotion to capitalism's competitions or compassion's cooperation? Responsive chords, amusing reeds and whistling thistles shyly reply When we feel most wealthy voiced and healthy choiced are...Read the rest...

falling from the tree's autumn leaves paint the ground a colorful quilt. crunching underfoot the sound of nostalgia memories of fall red, orange, and gold a firework display of nature soon to fade away. raked into a pile...Read the rest...