Rhyme Pastoral Poems | Examples
These Rhyme Pastoral poems are examples of Pastoral poems about Rhyme. These are the best examples of Pastoral Rhyme poems written by international poets.
When Spring’s first touch is gently set
with Winter now scarcely a threat,
implore the ocean breezes spray
all cares and troubles far away.
With sweet caress of warmer days
and softness in the sunny haze,
carry me to pastoral thoughts
of my favorite nature spots.
Where flowers kiss the breeze that blows
and young ones run, too spry to pose,
transport me to refreshing moods,
where nature's calm, no one intrudes.
Such peace brushes my soul out here!
I lie still as Tender Hands steer
my notions to emotions pleased
and comfort me, turmoils are eased.
The coldness of Winter
The loss and the burn
Seems hopelessly barren
And makes our hearts churn.
The stillness and quiet.
Anticipation seems long.
But this Season's for waiting,
Growing roots deep and strong.
So when this is over
In the warm Springtime breeze
We'll find it was worth it;
For the tallest of trees.
And the fruit of our labour,
Our patience. Our trust.
Reminds us that sharing our story
We must.
For the dark times are precious
And encouragement rare.
But the ones who have pushed through
The soil of despair..
Are the people of faith
Knowing purpose is there,
And the tall trees can shelter
All the ones in their care.