Conserve Poems | Examples

Leitmotif

Delusion comfort and the somn of the routine
Draws sharpness of awareness of yours
Depending on the context of your situation

The habit of the mechanism is tin
That's weird type of force
The conservation

In fact you really don't conserve the monkeys 
Maybe you preserve 
Linguistics say

Of terminologies the bias of buzzword
The physical the meaning of the word
The real physical the meaning 

Hey, look the wordies of the medias of yours
What meaning do conserve you in your writing
In your course 

Of the direction

Where is the transformative the point that 
Doesn't conserve the suffering and victim
So you may enjoy

Dilemma that of theirs, human's 
Of glorifying depths of trauma and the sin

Konserva is in russian language Tin

It's type of package actually the hook
That cannot be unhooked in fact that easy

The real processing is really really hard
But the stupidity and moron fashions of the world 
Is easy

We're ceasing bias, lies, desiformation 
Specific points, opinions, lifestyles

In these the metrics these are kilometers
In these these measured distance as the miles
Form: Rhyme

The Nature's Elixir

Water, transparent
 Pure, precious
 Gold in the presence of the sun
 It jumps over pebbles,
 Eroding its path
 Mustn’t we preserve
 This precious treasure?
The magical potion that quenches thirst
 With only a portion fresh
 Mustn’t we conserve
 This golden treasure?
As it drips down,
  It converts itself
A soothing sound that begs for help
  Mustn’t we save
  This great treasure?
It plunges down the falls,
  Dashing along the river
  Stops at the lovely green lake,
  Meets the vast sea at the coast
  Freezes at the glacier,
  Sprays at the geyser
  Mustn’t we retain
  This priceless treasure?


A part underground,
  The others brimming with salt
  A part polluted,
  Of plastic partly
  Mustn’t we protect
  This delicate treasure?
Provides pearls
  In its depth
  Offers hydration
  That makes us glow
  Mustn’t we guard
  This boon of a treasure?
Without the elixir of life,
  The day disaster rains
  Droughts and deserts pave their way!
Should the day not arrive,
  Mustn’t we help retrieve
  This shimmering treasure?


Premium Member DECIDUOUS

     Leaves leave deciduous trees in the Fall.
     continue shedding at its earliest.
      Festival on completion of harvest.
       Azure sky ready for Autumn to call.
      Maple , apple, cherry, pear, oak as seen
      to conserve water at Winter - crisis.
      needed by them for photosynthesis.
     shedding leaves at end of growing season 
  
     Diffuse-porous wood anatomy owned,
      these trees using  proteins stored in roots.   
     and inner bark from last year's foliage
     as  nitrogen source for new leaves be grown.
     Nascent leaves are retrieved by getting boost.
    Deciduous trees have normal storage.

Premium Member Pink Flamingos

Pink Flamingos

The only bird of the family, Phoenicopteriformes
Is the "flame-coloured" flamingo, so named by the Spanish.
A wader on long legs with arcuate filtering bill;
Eater of shrimp and algae that pigment feathers pink.

Posed confidently, balanced on one leg to conserve energy,
They display beauty and grace under an aura of innocence;
In a relaxed atmosphere, appearing flirtatious,
Congregating in pats exhibiting social behaviours.

In Spring, the birds participate in mating rituals,
Of synchronized dance steps marching in unison:
With necks stretched, heads flagging and wings flapping;
To encourage nesting and pair bonding.
                                 ***

Notes:
   Phoenicopterus: ‘Phoenicopterus' is the Latin name for flamingo. Flamingo comes from the Portuguese or Spanish meaning “flame-coloured.”
   Pat (aka Flamboyance): A ‘pat (aka flamboyance)' is a group of flamingos.
Form: Verse

UNDER UNDERSTOOD

To be mis understood is to be absorbed 
A rejection of existence by the listener 
The communicator communicating 
But the message is dissonance 
It has happened one two three many times 
Too much so that speaking is distilled 
To specifically what you believe in 
So that you can see me, It is heartbreaking 
I would have taught you so much 
We could have had so much fun
We could have found each other 
In the meanings elaborated with patience 
But I think a little too fast And my word smay slur 
I also do not know many English words 
To describe states of the heart with grace 
and panache I lack finesse I speak too direct
You say am too honest I know no diplomacy 
I might embarrass you while disrespecting my self 
I am too headstrong but you are weak at  heart
you are not talking to me 
You are misunderstanding on purpose to 
Conserve who you are rejecting any other 
So I echo you you you 
Because  To be misunderstood is to be  a broken mirror 
It makes you hate yourself   
Struggling
To find yourself in the other


Premium Member Choosing Love

I feel victimized
by the commercial success
of what was once a silent,
waiting,
watching
for Emmanuel,
Allah WithIn Us

I wonder
when I become red-faced angry
about not being able to CONSERVE
sufficient power to have my sacred way
right now

If this is entirely different
than when I feel disempowered by fear
of losing what
and whom
and when
and where
and why I have chosen
to love too LIBERALLY

Without restraint,
without constraint,
without greed,
without ego-aggrandizing need

Without anthro-privileged boundaries
to loving
divine embrace,
warm
humane grace

PeaceFull face 
of sacred EarthTribe,
Divine Beauty,
Humane Unity,
hypostatic Integrity.

Contemplative Sequence v11

I praise you God for all in which you live,
evolving in creation so diverse.

I meet you Jesus in the Gospel texts
uplifting those whom most of us reject.

I love you Christ through all in whom you dwell,
thankful that in me you also find a home.

Lamenting how mankind has messed up life
I feel remorse. I too have fallen short.
And where your Spirit lives you bear the hurt.
Show me mercy that I may be absolved,
be blessed with grace to grow in faithfulness.

Though my will is weak your narrow way I seek.
Come Holy Spirit be my strength and guide.
Inspire me with your love, your joy, your peace:
- to show your love as I attend to need;
- to share in prayer at night for those in pain;
- to spread your peace in how I speak and act;
- express your joy within relatedness.

As I contemplate the wonders you create, 
in which your glory shows for all to praise,
you call us to conserve all loveliness.

God eternal, when at last I'm laid to rest,
rapt within the three-in-one may I be blessed.

Premium Member Before Humans Arrived

Some say aliens inhabited the earth
Before humans originally appeared
Pretty sure some are still living amongt us
Been running the country for years

Some of these yahoos are out of this world
With no correlation to reality
“We the people” was a great new idea
Though it surely dates back to antiquity

The patsies we are, we go with the flow
Don't rock the boat that's for sure
If only someone would stand up and yell
“We ain't gonna take it no more!”

At eighty-eight not too many to go
Won't waste my remaining breath
Conserve it for much more important stuff
Like cheering the Yankees till death

Some say aliens inhabited the earth
Before humans originally appeared
Wish I could journey back to those times
But that ain't gonna happen I fear
age
Form: Rhyme

Properly Dressed

"properly dressed"

if ever you wonder if there is a dress code
thinking of this will lead fast to overload
conserve energy for more important things

take yourself your heart and love too
in return I'll be ready waiting for you
with open arms holding passion to last

our pact stands wear jammies you like most
in high fashion and more to love we'll toast
celebrating concepts of being properly dressed

SkyWatcher
08-31-23

Premium Member Realist

We mortals have eyes to see,
ears to hear, noses to smell,
and abilities to feel and taste.

Under normal circumstances, we are
blessed with these senses at birth.
After birth, things go rapidly relative.

A pessimist sees a glass half empty of water.
There is no rain and the wells are running dry.
Soon, there will be no water for us to drink.

An optimist sees a glass half full of water.
We are overdue, and any day now, it will rain!
There will be plenty of water to survive and thrive!!

A REALIST sees a glass with a certain amount of drinking water.
It may or may not rain.  So, we must prepare for possible pain,
conserve the water we have, and develop a plan of distribution.
Form: Verse

Premium Member Quality

This is something we are not able to maintain these days,
Fancy feelings are in each step in vivid quantity;
Fresh air, fresh stream water, and fresh food are stopped from all ways,
Junk food products have come out with all their moronity...!

When I meet a known merchant of quartz to shop, lo, he says:
When I ask him for pink and when he shows me green or red;
When he argues with logic that only 19/20, no? Anyways…!
How can a lover of quality, ever, go ahead...?

Colors, starch, and chalk powder have been mixed with rare spices,
With sincere hearts, we should accept our errors, sincerely; 
The tamarinds our folks in the south waste want of prices,
I purchase at high prices in the north, indeed, queerly...! 

Body and mind should be pure for quality to conserve,
Heart and soul should connect too and work with every new verve...!!!
Form: Sonnet

Premium Member Winter Never Arrives

Halogen hesitant glide incubates baskers
Hush worship horizontal, roasting rascals
Trust flail arms gleeful face of jack in box
Toast salt pepper toes opposed to office socks


Lopsided sway scintillates sea rolls repeat
Lumen seduce dons haughty top-hat heat
Haven from seasons, sunbathed succumb 
Hourglass conserve curdles cold’s equilibrium 



            
                  23rd June 
         Sultry Surfers Paradise
             in unfelt Solstice
Form: Couplet

Premium Member Earthliness

"A music group has transformed the words of this poem into a heartfelt song, it's recorded in the audio sound"

One of the radical conditions for happiness
We stay one with nature, trees, and loveliness.
For the bond between humanity and the earth.
We won't let guilt or fear rule our worth. 

Earthliness is what we must embrace.
For it is our common ground.
The land, the sea, the sky, and the space
From which our lives are bound

The air we breathe and the water we drink
The soil that nurtures our needs
All things come from the earth, don't you think?
It's where our life force feeds.

But man has taken beyond what he gives.
And nature's balance is disturbed.
The earth, our common ground, now lives.
With resources overused and curbed

We must learn to live in harmony.
With the earth that sustains us all
For a healthier planet, it's our duty.
To hear nature's clarion call

Reduce, reuse, recycle, and conserve.
These words are what our creed deserves.
Form: Rhyme

The Genial Green

Sterling beauty, scintillating green,
The morning's bright.
The pulchritudinous scene,
Let us conserve this, why be mean?

The trees are a sight to see, 
They give shade and beauty to you and me.
Birds and squirrels make their homes and hide, 
Bunnies and deer live together side by side.

The lunch foils, the banana peel,
Thrown in bins, with green zeal.
Our Mother Earth is clean,
Let us conserve it why be mean?

We follow the 3 Rs rules,
Spreading awareness with our vigorous modules.
We throw our litter in the bin,
Because we know, it is a perishable sin.

Let us plant more trees
Let us not cut them down
Let us be more discreet
Let us not let mother earth frown

Save the lovely greenery.
greenery, greenery.
Save the lovely greenery.
Save it if you please.
Form: Rhyme

The Most Selfless Creatures

I feel suffocated nowadays
amidst the pollution spreading at a fast pace
but I do see friendly hands approaching,
they save me at a situation that's life taking.
They are the reason our world still has some warmth
Let's conserve those plants before they are completely lost....
Form: Rhyme

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