Nature Poems | Examples of Nature Poetry

The sky, colored all shades of grey, blocks out searing rays of sunlight. And as clouds start cooling the day, sprinkles bring a welcome delight. A splashing sound quenches the ground. Droplets freckle the dirt with spots, where the thirsty soil absorbs them. And drops, drumming on roofs and pots, frighten the dogs, causing mayhem. A little rain can entertain. Nature loves taking a shower; for it makes...

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summer peaks are coming cicadas are singing za, zi zi, zi...! How many whispers of time, flower, fire, rain, cold... earthly dreams in cycles...! New shoots on the earth, renewal crying out, herald birds chirping! Leaves swirling in the wind, mushrooms everywhere, autumn showing off... Life is full of thorns, but also full of flowers, knowing how to live is necessary...!...

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Pitter patter rain soft sweet chirrups fill the sky a lone bird flies high...

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Sirius is approaching the gate dragging the hot and humid like bait. Scorching dog days are back. A violent attack! I fear I will burn my shaven pate! ...

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We bring the dead flowers, Heavy with sorrow’s weight, Petals trembling in cold hands, Blooming just to fade away Upon a place where no one lives. Tears fall slow like winter rain, Nourishing grief buried deep, Roots tangled in forgotten earth, Reaching out for a whispered breath. The wind hums soft a mournful song, Echoes of lives once bright and near, Leaves shiver in the quiet...

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Basking in the sunlight In a field of flowers A peaceful look in her She looks up to the sky And realises how much she loves life This is all she wanted In a world that eradicates through hatred In this moment She felt grounded Listening to the sounds of nature She lost a lot of her...

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Let the rain fall through the town From the hills, all around Watch the flowers grow in sync They'll stand tall but don't you blink Then the time of laugh and cheer Which will never disappear Fog stays the most of all Soon after the leaves fall The chilling age in time is here With snowfall always near The year repeats time again But the...

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Forests of Green Coniferous Trees Forests of evergreen conifers (Fir, spruce, cedar, pine, and hemlock trees) Keep their colour throughout the seasons And don’t shed foliage in autumn. Rooted in soil and basking in sunlight, They grow on hillsides and in valleys, Encircling rock outcrops, swamps, and leas, And near rivers and lakes, and on islands. These hearty trees endure nature’s throes Of cold, harsh,...

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I like my fungi sauteed in butter in a pan with a chopped clove of garlic, parsley and plenty of salt and pepper. Or sliced and simmered in chicken stock with arborio rice and topped with parmesan cheese in a creamy mushroom risotto. I like the musty, earthy smell that some fungi have, the exquisite delicacy of the gills, the soft, spongy feel, the variety of shapes and colours that...

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raindrops falling on roots that are unseen, underneath the silence of stone, every seed keeps on dreaming green maps— a forest waits inside a single stem....

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My wind chimes entertain me as I write of bright blooms and cool rain, nearby fields of golden grain, and life’s joys that never wane. ...

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after “I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud” by William Wordsworth I wandered weightless as a feather, a muted plume from mourning dove. A tuft afloat in breezy weather connected now to skies above; as long as winds will carry me from over fields and out to sea. My glad esprit more free than birds, detached from mortal...

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Beneath the river, creatures swim Hope's a sliver, their fate is grim Their fate is grim, hope's a sliver Creatures swim beneath the river An eagle's prey in talons so sharp Predators play upon the scarp Upon the scarp, predators play In talons so sharp an eagle's prey Soaring high above the...

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