Natural Poems - Poems about Natural

Throw an arrow, remember to sharpen it before it reaches it's end target Who is naïve enough to cross your parameters of closeness Capture this person whose mere sight you adore Aim at their legs,...Read the rest...

The Day the Earth Shook Today a place called Haiti, weighs heavy on my mind. A small island Country State, where life has been unkind. With little shanty houses, no food to feed the young. War...Read the rest...

Even on the darkest days when the odds are stacked heavily against us, we should never give up on hope. Quote By Poet. We were heading for better life to the new world on the sailing ship...Read the rest...

feel heart rejoice when soul’s voice speaks whose choice is love...Read the rest...

like patient Nature hens keeping nests pluck the eyes of hostile creatures ...Read the rest...

Students their little burning harmonies | you compos’d it One single gallery | public arras blasé debate re-placed Sheets just- | cool on clothesline whiskered with wear. Variousness was it| trusted its core | bayou, brilliant books In...Read the rest...

Seasons the Earth's rotations the Earth's revolution Seasons the full moon the half and crest moon the moon's revolution. Industrial revolution man's achievement ...Read the rest...

A natural woman grows old with grace, comfortable with effects of aging. ...Read the rest...

See first and believe Like many Thomas exist Which ordinary people do. Plant first to yield harvest That's the law of agriculture Which is naturally so. Hear first to understand The wisdom of this world To win the battle of life. Believe first and...Read the rest...

wAtErS flowin juz… Urine gusting down my leg ---As open hydrant 2/24/25 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2025© S e n r y u Verse Syllables Per Line: 5 7 5 Total # Syllables: 17 Total # Lines: 3 (Including empty lines) Words...Read the rest...

“There’s a special providence in the fall of a sparrow.” Shakespeare in Hamlet ************************************************************** ...Read the rest...

The wild wind plays its part. Orchids on my Lord's yard Blown and thrown apart. They were meant to fall? Before coming of age? The suspects were to be summoned at once. "No such intentions I carry, oh Lord...." Wild wind...Read the rest...

Call me an old-fashioned fool, Call me an inquisitive fellow, But why is the sun now all white, When it always used to be yellow? ...Read the rest...

Who remembers trees? when air was free from fares, guiltless, tankless, unassailable? The cliches of rustling leaves, enchanted forests, infanticidal practices like nestling newborns atop boughs, cordate declarations etched beneath oak bark and canary sashes as dead as concrete blocks. The nearest approximation...Read the rest...

a calamitous catastrophe mysterious malefic malady cataclysmic and unlucky disastrous deeds, seemingly deadly hurricane shaking up land beside the sea...Read the rest...