Long Nature poem Poems

The winds that blow at the top of the trees.
Make the leaves, and the limbs, and the branches weave.
Stare and stir, till your heart's content.
At the mountains of forest, and the mountains of leaves.
Mountains of...

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Hath Thy Blackened Heart Replaced Blood With Stone

Why hath thy wanton greed no end in sight
seeking to cover day by dark of night
Why would thy greed led to destroy thy own
as in thy Nature's destruction...

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EXODUS AT THE LAKE
my exodus offers two paths that diverge
This is my lake, not Thoreau’s Pond
One path hugs the water to Cash Trail
The other that tugs at my heart
Will wander among old Maryland trees
I heard...

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In the mid of my garden
I sat on my fav chair to pen
Scents of newly bloomed flora
Bestowed metaphors plethora
Yes, let us pen,
Said my brain...

When I was about to pen
Gorgeous gomprehanas grinned
Oh! Those dancing violet crowns
They're...

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Your story breathes again,
In the whispered exhale of falling leaves,
Orange, red, and brown leaves,
Their silent goodbye,
Drifting to the ground,
In a ballet of descent,
And slow dancing,
With a gentle, amiable wind.

Each leaf a page turned,
In the book...

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The flowers like yellow topaz
Keep swaying in the breeze;
Such integrity Nature has
Alone with no pause and cease.

Let’s follow the Mother;
Let’s gather her integrity;
She alone knows forever
What’s called chastity.

Forget the people;
Forget the mob;
Garner your ripple;
Unleash your...

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Standing at the edge of a lush cornfield
Snuggling close to a bubbling brook
one majestic oak tree stands
upright like a sentinel guarding
the crops swaying in the breeze
with sunbeams dancing upon them
under a brilliant blue sky.
 
As...

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Engrossing sunbirds,
bees and butterflies
Smirks subtly
a cluster of wildflowers

Dispersing seeds
Through wind and rain
A barren monotonous plain
the wildflowers pervade

Singing to the tunes of bees
Waving to the songs of breeze
The wildflowers set a dais
to please the audience

Cosmos, the...

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Nature sonnet
I have been walking in a domestic land abandoned and
Left to go wild and there is a struggle for dominance among
The trees the olive and carob tree especially
Grow tall and imposing while berry bushes...

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I was alone with my thoughts as I tread
deep in the heart of a forest bed
of green grass and flowers with fragrance divine
where I found a Heavenly sign...

I saw Natures Cathedral today 
A beautiful tree...

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Blue sky, glorious golden sunshine 
Elements every farmer needs.
With crops rippling in the breeze
Combine harvesters whirl into action
See them steadfastly snaking along the fields
I can hear their dull drone from morning to night
Farmhands work tirelessly...

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They call me the poetic master
a genius storyteller
writing poetry
channels the inner Frankenstein in me
with a simple press of a key
in each rhyme and stanza:

I can craft a lucid love story
into a dynamic Romeo and Juliet...

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I am God.
In the quiet of night,
I am there.
In nature's red sunset,
I watch you sit and stare.
When you wrap your arms
around a majestic oak,
listen, in your heart, I spoke.
I send wind that rustles through earth's...

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I
Thanks to Valsa George whose Mother Nature poem inspired this write. INDUSTRY is celebrated by most national economists, but often I prefer to say: industry means "inDestroy" mode

II
Heavy equipment digging deep
I feel their weight, bombs,...

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imploring wand wish
                 waves glob white alien arms
           ...

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Nature


"Mother Earth can't dance" they say
"Wind can't make a difference" they say
they don't take time to appreciate Nature 

Look close with your eyes and nose
The highs and lows
For their is more to nature that comes...

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I
He was no farmer, Carl Farmer
He was a loud preaching man
His eyes got wet, peradventure
As we heard the trees and land -

II
"We do not complain though confined -
Bunched together, joying in life
We seek light not...

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wandering 
in the woods
light dancing in the trees
shining on fallen leaves
a soft gentle breeze
she looks up
hearing the birds sing
flapping their wings
she sees pigeons
two of them up high
together they fly

a robin lands on the ground
she hears...

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