Nature Poems | Examples of Nature Poetry

Families searching for their loved ones After the mud has settled to the ground And water is flowing at a normal pace But all that left are the little memories In forms of clothing, pearls or In their decayed form as a skeleton...

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They all witnessed the horror with their eyes While this poet was horrified from what I saw on TV Families stuck between the flood water, holding each other close Gets thrown off from the height like a rock falling from waterfall   How can that fool sleep at night after watching this? Just a little message from him into local newspaper And...

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the town that once sat in the foothills one night felt the terror of nature someone was dancing with their lover while someone was having dinner and someone was playing with their kids it all came down like the ruins of an empire the rocks started to destroy the homes then the water that followed swept away everything...

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For Sir Brian Strand's 1398 Poetry Contest 24 July 2025 ~ ~ ~ ~ ____ ~ .-'o ...

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Amber-gold delicate fresh daisies dance and smile whispering to the sky a loving melody of delight Tricube Challenge Poetry Contest Sponsored by: Oliver Mckeithan ...

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Rocio, a girl’s name, “dew” in Spanish, evokes a bead, aflame: first sun on grass. It always seems a shame – joy must vanish. Nothing can stay the same: all things must pass. ...

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A thousand ships through the dark nights sail, to mysterious lands and adventurous trails. With a thirst for life, I cannot rest, when one is finished, there comes another quest. I travel many paths into the unknown, with each path completed, I know I’ve grown. Though dangers lurk at most every turn, I sense I’m protected; I have no concern. I try new...

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“In the fall, I believe again in poetry...” — Jaakko A. Ahokas When September comes through heated breezes, sunflowers watch droll dragonflies duet to tunes of melodic taunts and teases of Autumn's promise to pay Summer's debt. A bright season greets us without regret. Behind is buried under yesterday and tomorrow is waiting for its say. Joyful is this moment in Nature's arms when time...

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Eco-anxiety over the big cats, I am in fear of an empty space. Sitting on top of the food chain in their absence balance is off. Every day they slowly decline, eco-anxiety over the big cats. Panic is no longer dwindling, increasing as numbers shrink. The racing pulse of a lush forest every creature is a part of it. Eco-anxiety...

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Ophid air of misconception Polarizing those of superstition Hideous to some and Indescribably beautiful to many Devoid of human soul Involved in man’s downfall Only to be cursed as Pretense of innocence Holding unfounded fear Of snakes who serve Behind our sight with Intense appearance and Always omnipresent...

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In the hush of dawn, I walk alone, with sleepy steps and thoughts half-grown. The trees, they stretch in silent grace, as sunbeams paint the morning’s face. The birds begin their tender song, and somehow, I just hum along. Each leaf it sways, each breeze, it stays, like God walks with me here today. My shoes find joy in fallen leaves, a crunch...

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red heart of morning guilty shadows fled like dreams scattering moonbeams Blue jay on green rose caressed by gold creeping heat petals and concrete saffron veiled dancers of every scent and color city sun culture pearly paths faded plum day's grown a bit older sunshine's grown bolder ...

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Rural scenes and views from the countryside warm my heart as I watch the hills and tide. Green pastures, bubbling brooks, blooming meadows blend with elegant sunflower and rose. Quaint cottages underneath the clear blue skies delight my mind and charm my sparkling eyes. The shepherds with their flocks echo their voice far from the complex urban, modern noise. This place features lush...

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canterbury bells so delicate and pleasant white, blue, lavender … ...

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“Wake up, breakfast is cooking.” Bacon in cast iron skillet, sounds and smells, wafted through the tent. “Coming”, the crackling bacon got me! ...

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