Nature Society Poems - Poems about Nature Society

I come from a place with Mahogany trees, With bowers of fragrant flowers surrounded by bees, I come from a land where within it- culture and language differ, Still humanity and brotherhood is what we prefer. I come from a place where the poor are fed, A place where throughout the host's house the guests are led, A place where love...

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I moved to the fast-moving world. I rely on nothing but amazing technology. Everything is at my doorstep, just no less than a wonder world.  None to bother, no one to care about.  Just one click makes every single service possible.  No time to spare in any wandering thoughts, As so much around to get amused and explore every sort. Technology...

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I'm torn across axis yet to exist, Or had once been, since been replaced, By a sense of self and lack thereof, When we, by they encased. Cleavage adorned in modest terms, Abreast as if more than one. Still less than two, duplicitous you, Less I divide by hegemon. Senses shook, a daily wage, Of war: be both me and we? An ancient oath...

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The world is somehow a pomegranate Every individual of us in it is the seeds Having stayed similar to juicy tastes Holding together long yawning for grace Dreaming to germinate in the spring breeze And to grow up and stand tall in the soil Blooming virtually and quietly in the Sun-rays And to appeal the amethyst ...

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even without the warmth of the wise there is radiating the unseen a desire where only truth lies in the place of the in-between do not be afraid in this endeavour visions of hope will come to you and before the time of forever eyes will open, and see a renew even in the darkness, there will be light as mist descends from the...

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She showers, She falls, She drenches us... But she shows off a rainbow... She shines, She bursts, She burns us sometimes... But she lets the gentle breeze blow... She makes us love the rain She makes us hate it again She makes us yearn for a bright sunlight She makes us afraid of it She makes our flowers grin and wilt She makes us cry out...

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I am Africa, the cradle of mankind, Where ancient footprints in the sands of time entwined, The birthplace of humanity, divinely designed, In my esteemed valleys, where life first aligned. I am Africa, the cradle of civilization, Where mighty empires rose with determination, From the ancient Egypt's pyramids to the Great Zimbabwe walls, From glorious Mali Empire to Kingdom of Kush, history...

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(etymology of a surname: Larcombe) somewhere in the deepest dark of Somerset, was a secret cumb, I know of not yet where ancients did note that many a Larke would wing, for food, to brood, and sing in those times a cumb was understated with trees aplenty in it's forest, where insects unabated, invite the Larke fated to dance with them as their guest. as such, much gratiated, the...

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two-legged ants dart around & through a holographic city overcome by an illusion of order overwhelmed by a terrestrial constellation under cacophonous con(de)struction six-legged ants dutifully transport breadcrumbs to tiny chasms in the mottled dirt where cool dark silence briefly mollifies a holographic planet under careless (de)construction...

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From a little sapling to a tree, He grows, he grows to be, Stuck to its roots still, Can’t go anywhere, can’t be free, Stuck in the soil, His own not allowing him to go, He just sits there, where he sadly grows...

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Across the track, a rail yard worker big innocent bear of a guy, beer belly, embraces his girl. She’s a conductor, comes up to that belly, reaches arms not quite around his back. They separate and embrace three times while the train prepares for departure. ...

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cold harsh desolate terrain where life to us seems hostile and cruel gardens painstakingly nurtured with minimal returns so much effort so little gain yet a most appreciative and spiritual people atop their mountains so close to God AP: Honorable Mention 2022 Posted on October 13, 2022...

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Sailing in the air as a worker with no name Trailing the air to find liquid gold that sun and earth did birth Prevailing and seeing gold guarded by bright coloured cushions all the same Unfailing is the emerald pillar that has this bed sit above the earth Unfailing, I go back to the home...

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the sky erupts monsters sky erupts monsters forming erupts monsters forming wreaking monsters forming wreaking havoc forming wreaking havoc shattering wreaking havoc shattering serenity havoc shattering serenity bolts shattering serenity bolts of serenity bolts of hell bolts of hell deluge of hell deluge descending hell deluge descending releasing deluge descending releasing horror descending releasing horror drowning releasing horror drowning beings horror drowning beings winds drowning beings winds of beings winds of wrath winds...

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Why do partisan social activists preach so much about growing a more equitable society while doing Business As Usual While environmental activists student teach with us to develop a more synergetic EarthTribe?...

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