Best Rain Forest Poems

The trees soar high into the sky 
Monkeys dangling, now swing 
filling the air with screeches 
Colourful parrots take to wing 
of reds, yellows and oranges 
drowned by the dripping water. 

Man-eating plants on guard, 
Fresh rivers of fruit and bark 
ground to the gorilla...

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W   E   T
R   O   T
D   R   Y...

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Enter the emerald tunnel at dawn
Before a sultry blanket of tell-uric air descends,
Follow the metronomic drip
On which the symphonic faunal orchestra depends

World Heritage renowned
Immersing in uniquely tantalizing scenery
Diminishing beyond repair
Emerge then from entangled greenery

Beside a crystal cascade
Rest a while, meditate
Plunge into the icy pool
Let nature's...

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Rain Forest
Sap of Green the world of Trees,
the lifeblood of the spirit these,
Where millions grow the rain it comes,
Pray for rain The Collective does,
the Rainforest cares too,

Oxygen converts by Tree its true,
Carbon dioxide gone fresh air for you,
But Murder of the Trees aint new,
great droughts...

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The cards of life, of many sorts, to each has been dealt.
The honey of bees is sweet, but their stings are also felt.

No one ever promised that life would be fair.
Hopes and plans often become a nightmare.

Drifting dreams seem to float away downstream,
evaporating before your...

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Tropical rain forest gracious beauty grand and small
North of the equator from our scale it begins at our wests wall
Rising vapor flows a river twords the sunlights ever turning call
Mud pits splot, moisture hides here a lot, it warms as the lava flows

Vines whip as...

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It’s awake
I hear it shake
From the inside out
I hear it shout
It’s losing self-esteem
And now I hear it scream
I hear it ‘s tormenting yell’
Advising us that the alternative to this is Hell

See the man cut down another tree
Oh well, one less for my grandson to trim
From...

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In Olympic National Park in the state of Washington,
there is quite an unusual phenomenon.
The state as a whole does not get much rain or snow.
However, here is a fact I did not previously know:
There is a spot in the park where it rains a hundred...

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Wet air hangs heavy
On tree canopies below
Nourishing new life....

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The sun's yellow rays filtered though the gray skies
The foliage damp from the previous rain
The humidity clung like a leech would cling to the skin
I could not wipe the dampness away
Sunbeams drenched upon my back
My face became droplets of moisture
Clinging ,with no where to escape
The...

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Spring buds
Bursting
Like popcorn stuck on sticks
Raising my perspective to
Gallivant
In knee-high tickle grass
Nested
In the strew of stony rocks
Festooned
With sphagnum and lichen
Frothed with droplets
Of glistening crystal lather
Moored in glade and rill
Plundered in claggy stodge
Boggy green and juicy with rain
The jaunt sloshes with plunger feet

Air raids above
Signal
Whirring wispy...

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There are so many people pleading cases.
I am sure these facts speak for themselves
When I say there are very few places
Where man hasn't built bridges with strong
Braces
For man is one of the greediest races.
There are pilots who are known as aces.
They know where there are...

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Pretty much like an emperor's 
                           decree,
            ...

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Exotic? Lee did not think so
He had heard stories, and neurotic was more likely
Erotic? He began to laugh, 
His dendrites pinged with guffaws.
She was no more erotic than a virgin butterfly
Or so he had been told 

By one who intended to keep her for himself
One...

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Where the zone reigns,
It often rains:
Soaked clouds permitted reins
That light up smiles of grains
On highlands and plains,
Overfilling drains:
Here no friendship feigns,
Skilled Planters for gains,
The unskilled its pains…

A worry for trains
And call for Brains
Over the water-covered rails
Or Engineering fails!...

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