Nature Dizain Poems | Examples
These Nature Dizain poems are examples of Dizain poems about Nature. These are the best examples of Dizain Nature poems written by international poets.
From dark-brown bare bones, blood-red garnets swing.
Green jade leaves spread their ballet-dancing shades.
In storms, these garnets, to twigs, tightly cling.
Knit with tender stems, these look like cockades.
Their prism hues shatter like topaz blades.
I see, in plums, calmness and tranquil growth.
How they valiantly face wild nature's wrath!
These little fruits hold divine elegance.
Never one could see in plums any sloth.
Each plum is a celestial resonance.
“In the fall, I believe again in poetry...”
— Jaakko A. Ahokas
When September comes through heated breezes,
sunflowers watch droll dragonflies duet
to tunes of melodic taunts and teases
of Autumn's promise to pay Summer's debt.
A bright season greets us without regret.
Behind is buried under yesterday
and tomorrow is waiting for its say.
Joyful is this moment in Nature's arms
when time suspends until it finds its way
and ripe Autumn casts its bountiful charms.
“The seasons of all things hold much in store;
for life brings death- which brings new life once more.”
_by Poet
There, in my window view, they come and go.
Each season of the year presents its view;
a unique perfect setting that will show
how nature can unveil the season due-
as each discards the old for one that's new.
This year, I watched the rippling river freeze
as snowy boas graced the naked trees.
But now, it's Spring- the river flows once more
while new buds open in the springtime breeze.
When done, it brings new seasons, as before.
Secrets of The Breeze
A breeze, a playful inquisitive breeze,
Drifting over slippery slated roof tops,
Teasing the silent secretive trees.
Hearing murmurings in wind-blown corn crops
And rhythms of the pattering rain drops.
Communing with the chattering birds,
Remembering the chorused words.
Conferring with restless, careless bees -
The attentive township, listening, heard
Passing secrets of the gossiping breeze.
Barry Stebbings
Feb 2025
When eternal Self ensouls body-mind,
being what it is, wishes to live on
but since to its true nature, it is blind,
it fears death, whereas it should simply yawn,
aware that it will again be reborn.
We see that ignorance is our fault line,
because we known not that we are divine
and so we must discover who we are,
for which when our in-form chakras align,
we see our true Self shining like a star.
The amber leaves descend in swirling grace,
Beneath the skies that fade from blue to gray,
They dance upon the wind, a soft embrace,
As autumn steals the warmth of summer’s day.
The trees stand tall, though skies may weep and sway.
With every gust, the branches bow and tease,
Their whispered secrets carried on the breeze,
A fleeting glimpse of life as seasons blend.
The cold encroaches, yet the heart’s at ease,
For beauty lingers in the air they send.
Quote by
Robert Charles Darwin
SPECIES originate to evolute
and RUNNING ON till environ permits,
struggling with obstacles going to pollute.
Trial for BETTERMENT: Process commits.
Unplanned blind project, Nature to submit
WITH CONTINUED CHANGES and mutation.
TRYING ADAPTATION on confrontation.
Life ends in Death and species to extinct.
Survival of fittest is conclusion.
New species appear AS Nature's INSTINCT.
01/30/22
' Keola Secret KA - CHING Contest by William Kekaula
Tree canopies offer soothing delight
Wafting breeze that refreshes heart and soul
Ushering trekkers to surmount hill’s height
With their nature-granted functional role
Midst exuding beautification goal…
Under protective shade against bright ray
Hikers find comfort as green leaves do sway
Toward grateful burst of fulfillment peak
Praising God* for His great creative way
Wondrously awesome as heaven they peek.
*Psalm 148:5 Let them praise the name of the LORD: for he commanded, and they were created.
November 4, 2022
4th place, "Dizain Poetry Contest" on Nature
Sponsored by Sotto Poet; judged on 11/5/2022.
It's in our very nature to destroy,
a destiny we seem intent to bear;
annihilate the things that give us joy,
or worse, treat Mother Earth with laissez-faire.
The arrogance we humans have, I swear;
to think that we can gouge, take all we need,
not realise we make the planet bleed.
But like a cornered beast, it's fighting back;
and if we do not soon wake up, take heed
She will have us all, every last man jack!
Dizain Poetry Contest Poetry Contest; placed 1st
Sponsored by: Sotto Poet
Date written: 3rd November 2022
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Sitting detached upon her moonlit throne
Yet with the butterflies, birds and flowers,
in blithe hues, she's never, in truth alone.
Mother Nature's pearly in midnight hours,
Lost in vivid dreams of sunshine bowers!
Dark and tranquil is night, under the moon,
And she wears flowers in her hair, in June.
Fragrances from many blooms fill the air,
as redbirds invade dreams with silky tunes,
and glitter and pearls light the velvet chair.
Written on 11/2/2022
For: Dizain Poetry Contest Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Sotto Poet
Theme: Mother Nature
Mighty nature’s force mixing things around
Battering places in agitation
Landslides and flashfloods surge high from the ground
Causing damages, large devastation
High casualty rate --- worst destruction
Climate change creates more occurrences
Of this monstrous ghost leaving crises
But midst the strongest wind and heavy rain
Prayer saves us... typhoon’s strength decreases
So, save mother earth to draw storms in vain.
Nov. 1,2022 16.13pm
Theme: Nature (Storm)
Dizain Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Sotto Poet
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61 words
100 syllables (10 syllables each line)
437 characters
Dizain Poetry Contest
Contest Judged: 11/5/2022 8:02:00 AM
Sponsored by: Sotto Poet
Place: 2 ( up to 4 multi-w)
Park’s stoic oak, its bark with deep fissures.
Soft serenade of brook and waterfall
With copper coins and stones of well-wishers.
Wee critters in and out of mossy wall.
The warm and cold, four seasons, do enthrall:
Grass plush, leaves deep, snow depths. The stellar sun
Shines on a sticky web, intricate-spun.
Quick flap of wings and landing of birdsong.
Sighting a doe, with young - skittish, on run.
Grand park, in shadow’s leap - a lavish throng.
10/31/2022
Dizain Poetry Contest
Sponsor: Sotto Poet
Theme: Nature
Nature’s Heirloom
The air is so fresh at start of morning
And earth sparkles with diamanté dew
Everything looking bright and adorning
When sunshine appears to worldwide eye view
And sweet whimsical birdsong is heard too
Aromatic flowers when in full bloom
Are stupendous lit up by stars and moon
God gifted us a world that's free to roam
Nature's garden, an enchanting heirloom
To care for and love as we do one’s own.
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30th October 2022
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Dizain Poetry Contest Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Sotto Poet
Designed sapphires - I would fondly call them,
In red, yellow and variety green;
In shapes round, oval, heart-like diadem,
With white-red blood-vessels, tenderly seen;
Like rings and ear-rings of a charming queen,
Midst floors of forests blazing with sun-rays,
Like ballet dancers, in bright garbs you glaze;
Marveling at your mellow model-mode,
Not blinking their eyes wild birds and beasts gaze;
Breeze into magic melodies explode...!
30 October 2022
Dizain Poetry Contest Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Sotto Poet
Theme: Nature
Content Title: Aspen Leaves
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Remember when we walked across the field
Leaves of autumn crunching beneath our feet
The color of the trees was what appealed
Maybe to be alone, our love complete
Those red and yellow leaves seen were replete
Holding hands in anticipation then
Once behind the growth hidden in the glen
Your kiss 'pon my lips set dogwoods ablaze
Long as memory holds visit again
When autumn's angular sun shines its rays
Contest: Dizain Poetry
Sponsor: Sotto Poet
Date: October 28, 2022
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Theme: Nature combined with human nature
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