Grasslands Poems - Poems about Grasslands

We are now swimming up the Boteti River, we twenty-three To get to grasslands and savannah woodlands, you see swimming is fun, sang the zebras, and the eating is free...

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Under the moonlight, Sways gracefully the willows, Hushing dead spirits. The Babaylan chants a spell, Moon weeps the loss of a friend....

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My meadow seeks tress, A place to hide me from rain, A place of comfort. There all my songs shall be heard, There, all be sung by lovely birds....

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In the grasslands lay, Pitiful figure so thin, Awaits the cold rain. There washed in mud and droplets, There, fades to bloom once again....

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in verdant grasslands rusted trucks rest, overlooked~ all that is still deer Written: April 02, 2023 4th place contest winner A New Nature Themed Haiku Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Tania Kitchin...

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showing reverence glorious gracious grasslands soothing to my soul...

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Grasslands felt them a week early, Knew they were coming, Heard them from many days off. Not in a hearing way, more of a spiritual knowing. Grasslands had keen eyes, and strong feelings, And a magnificent vibration sensation, that felt things way ahead. She prepared herself for their assault, it came every year. The air was pregnant with the thought of...

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Loud thundering sounds Come from a herd of horses Across the grassland...

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The wind stampedes across the tundra like a herd of wild horses Rising and falling at every role of a hill Sweeping acros the land erasing the slightest trace of a living creature The animals huddle toether to escape the haunting lashes of the wind The wind whips into the faces of those left out as though it were...

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