Nature Hyperbole Poems

To arms! Many arms were waving, wildly flailing in the air
Incensed as if there'd been bowling pins missed for a spare
Screaming and ranting about things...

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Africa,
The undiluted genealogy of humanity and humility
The undisputed abode of nature
Surrounded by wild bushes, forests, winding rivers, 
Uncountable mountains, endless valleys, sacred hills 
And unasailable...

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IN THE GARDENING OF LIFE

We are as the sun,
Our survival is of God;
Though down, we shall rise:-
We’ve sown bad seeds before,
And have had to plow...

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crystalline shooting stars
                      ...

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Blossoming onwards,
Know you’re worthy of success;
God…navigating…

Like flowers of spring,
Your destiny is assured.
God…cultivating…

Plow onwards in faith,
Rowing towards your greatness;
God…fertilizing…
...

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Earth opening up,
getting rid of winter’s trash;
spring’s relieving grace:-
...

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Barked with nature's firm hope,

Branches of nature's strong faith,

Sappers of nature's sweet love:-

Embers of crucufixion,

Leaves of reesurrection borne:-

Roots bearing tribulations:

Trunking annunciation:-...

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As a spent sun sets,
ebony shadows
merge with silhouettes;
penciled in the rough
by a charcoal dusk.

A brazen breeze
makes me shudder;
I feel it's cool
breath on my face.

And as...

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A rusted breeze ripens with early frosts
Ill-fated trees wilt begetting their loss
Rich fermented decay's putrified bloom
Bidding farewell to the song of the loon

The belching pond...

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Entering a rustic, glass-domed Greenhouse,
I stepped into a timeless illusion.
Silence muted the scuttle of a mouse,
living in this synthetic seclusion.

Within a succulent juggle of green,
sweet...

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A shy sun hides behind dark clouds
as spiders spin silk into shrouds.
And because Nature doesn't take sides,
behind dark clouds, a shy sun hides.

Lightning flashes, lighting...

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The mourning dove’s perch coo signals he’s alone:
Calling to another as a life-long mate,
searching to find a love he can call his own
and form a...

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It was a strange and unexpected experience.  

Suddenly, I found myself in a place called Happy Valley. A man was on a park bench...

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I
God always wins the wager if we live long on earth... and even if we don't.

II
Some questions die with questioners; even if God heard the...

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a riot of flakes
conjured by nature's magic...
cars slip-sliding on black ice

winter’s confetti
starts entombing autumn's dead... 
colors are shrouded in white...

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