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Premium Member Gripped by Nature

Written: January 2nd, 2025, for Contest, Sponsored by: Constance La France
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I caught an enormous fish
and held him by the boat
midway to the water, caught in a damp pitch 
with a tight hook in the front of his throat
he did not fight, just as I wish to devote.

Bowfin can occasionally be seen
leading the dwarf length of the eel
excess during low tide in between
they're twisting and swinging for real
wrapped in some foils of a green meal.

He grips the crag with twisted hands 
an eagle soaring to the sky and sway
close to the sun in desolate lands
amidst the azure universe, may it fey
ready to sink and scoop its picked prey.

Premium Member Soaked by Nature

I sit under my crape myrtle tree
in full bloom of white
feeling the cool breeze from the rain
a couple of miles away

I've no particular thoughts about being a miner of
so I'll let my thoughts wander
and watch the clouds rush by
heading Northwest to an unknown destination
while Bluejays play tag in the limbs
and Igrets dig for food in the soil of my yard
seeming not to care that I'm here

I'll spend a few hours in this shade
relax and listen to thoughts that drift away
with the bird songs soaking in Nature, 
finding peace, with no thoughts of tomorrow
nor seeking memories to dwell on
only the serenity that comes from a pristine
calmness of the mind


Gifted by nature

Don’t cry beloved mother
Your children pride in you like no other
They wonder why you are called a dark continent
blooming with beauty and splendor every moment
They have got you, they don’t need another
So blessed to have you as their mother
You are gifted by nature
Form: Rhyme

A Ninette By Nature

A Natural Ninette
Fun,
Such joy.
Do employ.
It brings rewards.
Smiles are so priceless,
Yet they are free.
A great deal.
It pays.
Fact.
Form: Ninette

Premium Member By Nature

mirroring haiku
self-reflective senryu
stares right back at you



for the Haiku in the Mirror Poetry Contest
sponsored by Matt Caliri
written 07-28-2023
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Awed By Nature

 
"The world is charged with the grandeur of God."

                         Quote by _ Gerald Manley Hopkins
                                            (1844-1889) 

I look at beautiful nature and I am awed,
   And though my life has been one of sorrow;
   I always look forward to my tomorrow _
Though broken-  I have created a lovely facade.
Sadly, I have lived a life doomed to be flawed,
   But, I lose myself among bird echoes in a meadow:
   And within the peace and quiet of falling snow_
Oh, look at nature!  How can you not be aw'd?

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November 13, 2022


Poetry/Rhyme/Awed By Nature
Copyright Protected, ID 11-1501-995-13
All Rights Reserved, 2022, Constance La France


Written for the Premiere contest, 2022 Poetry Marathon, Mile 20
sponsor, Mark Toney, Judged 11/24/2022
Form: Rhyme

Hair Dye and Others

For The Massively White-Haired
And comments on it he'd heard:
The ever youthful old,
Who cannot his vexed arms fold;
Could keep wishing to head hide,
As folks troop out for a ride...

For those Nature ate their pie,
Who would soonest breathe a sigh
And they must recover it
Or fall into nearby pit...

One thing to like about Dye:
To Disliked colors Good-Bye;
The fainter ones on garments
That keep igniting laments;
For Grey Hairs and sickly ones
Every strand changing at once...

Dye for seekers to not die
And help their busy roads ply.
Form: Rhyme

Love

Love sometimes
is not only a rule to
follow in life but guess
that it is....
an embodiment of man's
character throughout his dreams,
one of the
main point of reference that
binds him to life's utmost goals
for if love
may not grow to meet its fit
neither the mind nor thought is safe
except whims
it may turn to become man's
expressions as he so acts.
Form: Shape

Quelled By Nature

listlessly, leaves droop
withering in summer's heat ~
nimbus clouds gather

thunder's mighty roar
commands slate gray skies, "Open" ~
sparrows seek shelter

petals spring to life
quelled by nature's gift of rain ~
sunlight smiles with warmth
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Reclaimed By Nature

trees

upon

forest floor lie

underneath decaying

from yesteryear changing seasons

long past gleaned comforter of summers green

solace in soundlessness hollow,

nature's

home

6/22/2021

Haiku's Temple 49

Grasses of yore:-
at my foot.
Form: Haiku

Nothing By Nature

If all 
What we 
Feel, hear and see 
Nature’s creatures 
Who’s nature’s creator?
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Inspired By Nature

Sheepberry, honey suckle, snowball too
Beautiful bushes, each has her own hue.
They’re all in my yard.
Inspire this bard.
Planting each one was truly a coup!
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Reclaimed By Nature

Upon the forest floor lie
trees of yesteryear forced by
changing seasons long past gleaned
comforter of summers greened.

Nature doesn't bow to restraints 
devours walls with  an embrace.
Grace solace with no complaints, 
stretched tight among time and space.

5/28/2018
Form: Rhyme

Inspired By Nature and Laura Loo - Those Oceans' Eyes'

Those Oceans' Eyes'
~~~~~~~
O those oceans' eyes' they come ashore,
open, a need, the sandy beaches to explore!
Sadly what they see, is what they left behind!
Much pollution, mans plastics of every kind!
Little ripples reaching further, blush with shame!
Nature shouts in the wind, "You're not to blame".
Man has long known self-destruction, his bidding!
Nature begging, man thinks she is kidding!
Spurned, mother nature now will not relent,
on righting our wrongs all her time now spent!
We can help, I have shouted oh so very often,
Why do we continue putting nails in our own coffin?
Stop all pollution now, we have no need to suffer.
The ozone layer in decline but only just still a buffer!
To carry on polluting isn't that just plain stupid!
I know we all love life, I have just asked Cupid.
I shout, I plead, I beg for us to save nature!
Stop all pollution now, the need too is MAJOR!
Form: Rhyme

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