Best Fauna Poems

Said the fauna to the flora, upon the forest floor
“Which tree is the tallest, is it the Sycamore?”
The Tulip tree was listening and answered “it is me”
To which the Pine responded “Can neither of you see?"
"When it comes to being tall clearly I am very!”
“I’m...

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A bunch of birds were pecking
On some pizza they had found,
Which someone had abandoned
And discarded on the ground.

A few blocks later was a mouse
Which scurried to and fro,
Apparently in search of
Someplace warm where it could go.

I also saw some squirrels
Perched upon a river rail,
Where a...

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The earth is a truly incredible place,
 but its environment is taken for granted. 
The natural beauty of seas and forests are beyond compare, 
and yet we continue to pollute and corrupt them. 

We depend on our environment for our very existence, 
while all the...

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Flora and Fauna

Flowers that dance in the breeze
birds who sing in the trees
kittens to purr on the knees
dogs who can playfully tease
butterflies flutter with ease
fishes who swim in the seas
Koalas that eat gum leaves
large animals, also small bees
pet mice that nibble at cheese
For flora and...

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Beautiful blue buddleia
brimming with bejeweled butterflies
which flutter frequently from branch to branch

Fabulous freesias
sensationally scented
perfumed perfection

Ruby red rambling roses
dainty daffodils and jaunty jonquils
colourful crocus and charming celandines
blooms bring breathtaking beauty
glorifying Gertrude’s garden
horticultural heaven!

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Trusted (non Trumpeting) Flora And Fauna Emerge Out...
Of Hibernation To Rejoice Arrival Of Spring 2019

Accordingly, other than
meteorologists plenti schooled
ascertaining onset of temperate air
more particularly otter den non humans
unassumingly (ferreted out), who bear
the tidings, when that season

of rebirth dawns with crystal clear
blue skies, and terrain where...

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FERAL FLORA FAUNA

                  Vast wide meadow quiet and calm
                  cherishing feral...

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Yellow flower, grieving flower, pale flower,
You were burnt by the sun and the hot rain.
Ripe flower, matured flower, immaculate flower,
You've nevertheless kept your phenomenal beauty sane.

The half-yellow and the half-green leaves
Are trying to mimic your beautiful color.
Mother Nature and Fauna are profusely in tears,
And Squirrel...

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stealthily hiding behind gray white mists
wispy smoke rising heavenward in twists
within caldera red hot lava boils
menacing flora, fauna and topsoils
beware if ground beneath feet starts to quake
creating distance the best choice to make

don't count on Planet Earth being your friend
always has potential to bring our...

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the footpaths that stretched
out of sight until never

the parched ground and grasses
when miles seemed forever

wild garlic, the heat
the nettles and heather

the flies that would zizzzz
past our ears to wherever

the bees in the foxgloves
collecting their treasure

the black garden ants
with their strength and endeavour

the midges that danced
in...

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nature suffering, in my heart I suffer with her too
in your heart natures plight, you suffer
you might not know it but it is killing you.
killing you, me, all life suffering facing,
facing, but mentally blinded to mass extinction.

can you not see?

symbiotic relationships, do you know, do...

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As you can see I am very big,...
One of the biggest forests in the world.
I belong to a major league
Of chief forests of the veld.

I pack, daily, tons of oxygen
Which I release to the atmosphere.
That gas, along with nitrogen,
Needs replenishment as part of air.

In here...

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sky glow glorious 
                                splendour leaves waltz in ultimate 
    ...

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Bottle cap in the sand.
forsaken barren beach.
Towel colors once grand
diminished by sun’s bleach.

Tropical paradise
long left barren by man.
Hurricane a surprise,
deserted without plan.

Collapsed plastic beach balls
strewn among the seaweeds.
Once bright the eye recalls,
but now the sight recedes.

Hibiscus trees deflexed,
entwined with pale, pinched palms.
Verdant life springs forth...

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Cheeky lime fairies
displaying floral fauna
jesting in God's hands...

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