Nature Light Verse Poems | Examples

These Nature Light Verse poems are examples of Light Verse poems about Nature. These are the best examples of Light Verse Nature poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberSPLOOTING IN THE SUMMER TIME

Saw a squirrel splooting on a summer noon,  
flat on the sidewalk like a furry cartoon.  
He stretched his legs wide—north, south, east, west~  
declaring, quite boldly, This spot is the best!

His belly met concrete with a satisfied sigh,  
while passersby wondered, Is he trying to fly?  
But no—he was cooling his heat-weary hide,  
a tiny sun-soaked acrobat, splooting with pride.  

So if you see a squirrel lying long and low,  
don’t worry—he’s fine in his heat-beating pose.  
He’s simply a master of summer survival,  
splooting his way to a breezy revival.


Premium MemberMingle

Spring's youthful moon explodes in gold
     mingling with tangerine tones of skyline,
 That I reflect languid reveries holding me
             captive in the glow of a byway...

     A portrait of birds, flora in endless variety
       weaves through marshy lanes,
               As couples mingle with strangers
   for light exchanges,  closing the finale
            of day's rite in enchanting sways :  

The movement of kind gestures 
            beneath glide of clouds stills my heart...
    And  I am awed by this  soft rise of a view
          which glimmers in a rhythmic wave
    of spontaneity--this gentle blend between 
             man and nature -- reminding this woman
   the reverence within the stillness on a byway.

Premium MemberCALL OF NATURE

I used to rise with purpose,  
with promise,  
with poetic notions of dawn.  
Birdsong, sunrise, fresh starts ~  
all that inspirational stuff.

But these days,  
the sun can mind its own business.  
It’s not in charge anymore.  
No celestial body tells me when to wake.

Because now I rise  
with the truest call of nature,  
the one force stronger  
than ambition, enlightenment,  
or even a good dream.

I rise with my bladder~  
that tiny tyrant,  
that dawn-defying dictator,  
that unignorable alarm clock  
with no snooze button.

Premium MemberROCK ON

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One squirrel holds his cup with both paws, steam curling like a question mark. The other leans back too far~ almost tips the whole affair into snow. They laugh in chirps, adjust their knitted scarves. Their chairs creak complaining about winter. Mittens off, they cradle warmth, watching the marshmallows slowly drown. A third one watches from the fence, uninvited. No hurry. The cocoa’s deep, the evening long. Their chairs rock them like a branch in the wind.

Premium Membera Nature Reflection-

Each day of rain Every brook, lake and stream Sunshine in mine eyes Reflections
3/31/25 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr.2024


Premium MemberBad news infects the teller

Bad news

Infects the teller..

The teller

Conveys news which

Is believed to have

Arisen in a fictitious

Past time..news

In the telling 

Colored with belief

Is what is happening

And not...


"The nature of bad news infects the teller."  Antony & Cleopatra (Shakespeare)

Premium MemberBound By Bond

There's a connection, not to be severed,
    By any knife or blade one might yield.
        With hidden strength that's only measured,
            From the tight knit to remain concealed.

Materially, it's enduring, as well as flexible,
    While constraining polarities on each end.
        Much like a web, it may have many attachments,
            As it holds firmly, with continuity to suspend.

It's very nature adds to the mystery, as any
    Vision through time or space remains unseen.
        Yet the journey is observed throughout the cosmos,
            Its attraction, dare I say love...just going about a routine.

Premium MemberPeeks of Sameness

Nature
Is the totality
Featuring life and death
As peeks of sameness...

Premium MemberNature is the emptiness

Immersion

In nature's abundance

With no one to immerse..

Nature arises

Seamlessly

Timelessly..

Nature is the

Emptiness already

Everywhere...

Premium MemberWE ARE THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF GOD-

I come from heaven I am the character of the nature and essence of God
Two of mine purposes here is to have dominion and rule the earth
Let us all function and operate in our God self
We are the righteousness of God

6/14/24
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2024©

Premium MemberA thin green

A thin green

Seemingly

Emerges from 

The cold whiteness

Of winter..

With the white

Overnight appearing

As green..beauty of

The paradox that

White and green

Are not two...

Premium MemberThe Gospels and other writings

The Gospels

And other writings

Are narratives of

Life as seen

Through the lens of

Separation..

Includes the possibility

Of a new narrative

Of the empty nature

Of all appearances of

Separation...

Premium MemberNATURE TEARS SUN DRIES-

Awaken awoke Mouth open spoke Colorfull shades of blue skies I'm speechless tears from my heart cries Alast! Clouds burst heavens cries Teardrops heavens raindrops are one Face of the sun dries up heavens tears Happiness joyous smiles in Heavenly space No longer do tears of humanity rain from the clouds Horizontal embraced horizons beaming as shroud NATURE TEARS SUN DRIES
11/22/23 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr 2023

Premium MemberREFLECTIONS ON ME THEN NATURE O' GOD

Reflections on me thine nature, O’ God Sore mine faith is being wowed My mental health unstable I laugh outside my tears unable Soar romance just short of lust vowed In memoriam in me all things are odd Reflections on me my heart’s eyes sees, sore falls Hope in faith is being showed bold My mental health unstable calls I laugh outside my innersole soul Embraced romance just long enough to prosper In memoriam in me all things pure
11/18/23 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2023©

Premium MemberA Nestled Paradox

No separation..
This fundamental
Bears repeating..
But apparently
Not heard in
Repeated stories..
But along may come
A story with a paradox
Nestled within..and
The buzz that arises
Shouts with glee:
No separation...

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