Nature Rengay Poems | Examples
These Nature Rengay poems are examples of Rengay poems about Nature. These are the best examples of Rengay Nature poems written by international poets.
Shadow wings across the ground
glide along without a sound.
Beware young mouse in grassy field
your fate it seems has been sealed.
A predator has come on quest
and little ones await in a nest,
for sustenance to get them through
a tasty meal mom must accrue.
Nature’s given her nocturnal sight
to search the woodlands while in flight.
What she sees, will she share?
From above, secrets she’ll ensnare.
Minerva’s child knows nature’s ways
and with her they will always stay.
A winged specter of the skies
with talons of enormous size.
I heard her speak in alto voice
and I looked up, I had no choice.
A beauty in the orange moon’s light
I’ll not forget those radiant eyes.
Flight Poetry Contest
Chantelle Anne Cooke
6-4-2022
a weathervane still
points east 'pon gray ancient barn...
fall's air rust tractors
the vain weathervane speaks east
and rust grows though no one knows
rusty John Deere sits
outside engine deep in grass...
bucks face off for fight
the leaves are falling
revealing the trees fractures
fall air thrust factors
crimson, gold, and red leaves fall
farm lake ~ mural of the scene
John Deere the artist
tractors in the grass like clouds
wearing the weather
Rengay
Collaboration between Poet # 1 and Poet # 2
Poet # One, 1, 3, 5
Poet # Two...2, 4, 6
the old grist mill stands
nestled in the rocky bank
red fall leaves surreal
Vibrant blue sky glows stronger
Shadowing my dim life's light
red stained swift water
rushes onward to the sea...
slow decaying mill
vibrant life vacant
emotions rush, rapids flow
heart and zest soggy
The once spinning wheel silent
Red Birds watch an era leave
rocks wear smoothly slick
as time ticks a new way starts
cycling ways and days
Sponsor: Shadow Hamilton
Contest: New Contest Team Work
Sara Kendrick 1, 3, 5
Doris Culverhouse 2, 4, 6
Written September 19, 20, 21
Written from a picture of an Old Grist Mill
Themes Red, Water, Grist Mill, Fall
maple leaf slowly
turns yellow reflects from creek..
lone curled leaf floats down
More leaves fall from the same tree
They dance carried on the wind
yellow maple leaf
lands upon a rounded stone...
fall's decoration
fierce winds whip the trees
and leaves blow across garden..
lawn of yellow leaves
Yellow reflected 'pon lake
Teardrop breaks placid surface
the whistling winds blow
the last cured leaf to the ground...
laughing children play
Collaboration between Sara Kendrick and Jack Horne
Sara's stanzas 1, 3, 5,
Jack's stanzas 2, 4, 6
waterfall trickles
thawing ice releases drops..
moss 'pon rocks turns green
The frozen giant towers
Great mighty melting water
waterfall's moisture
seeps as spring awakes nature...
deer sups deep from stream
rain from mountain top
turns to mist as it comes down..
rainbow in my eyes
The bridal veil waterfall
Seen through Azaleas' blossoms
The morning day scents
Come blooming into my life
Melting waterfall
Russell Sivey & Sara Kendrick
This is a collaboration between Sara and myself.
She did lines 1,3,5
I did lines 2,4,6
waterfall trickles
thawing ice releases drops...
moss 'pon rocks turns green
The frozen giant tower
Great mighty melting water
waterfall's moisture
seeps as spring awakes nature..
deer sups deep from stream
rain from mountain top
turns to mist as it comes down..
rainbow in my eyes
The bridal veil waterfall
Seen through Azaleas' blossoms
early morning scents
come blooming into my life..
melting waterfall
Rengay collaboration between myself and Russell Sivey..
We have been working on this for a few days now..
I wrote first, third, and fifth
Russell wrote second, fourth, and sixth
The base of a tree
Sits a great Jack-O-Lantern
Fear emits from within
The hollow nature of his eyes
Bring about a sense of death
The tree is ancient
It’s the oldest tree around
Time hasn’t been kind
The limbs are gnarled
Crooked as limbs can be
They sit very lifeless
Bats sit atop the lone tree
Waiting for some passerby
Light seems to dim
Whenever you near this tree
Evil lurks here
Russell Sivey
The light is on
In the heart of a pumpkin
The center is fresh
The middle carries a doom
Within its known creepiness
The beating nature
Of the inside’s confines
Flickers with a candle
The groveling heard
Increased with each footstep
A quirky smile given
The Jack-O-Lantern brings fear
To the people that pass by
No matter the pain
An individual my possess
It won’t compare to this
Russell Sivey
During a full moon
The light shines eerily down
On a barren tree
The black cat roams through the night
Shows fear to all in its way
Ghosts float around tree
Wispy nature about them
Producing great fear
The glowing pumpkins
Beneath the old dying tree
Attract the cats near
The bats fly with the ravens
Near the straw enhanced scarecrow
All these creatures bring
About their creepy strange ways
A Halloween treat
Russell Sivey
Water splashes
As it moves at night
The color lost
It takes on darkness
A discolored form
The salty nature
Of the dark seawater
Tastes horrid
The strong feel
That is lifted into place
The pursed lips
The silky sight of water
In the stark night air
It flows so smooth
Through the waves tonight
Pouring on itself
Russell Sivey
Audrey Carey
#0459587 Jimmy M. Anderson
Raw energy....
Brilliant beauty rides the skies
Quick as the wink of an eye
Creating shadows, all exposed
In seconds, comes thousands of miles
Bolts like tentacles
Design patterns unique
Leaps, splits and burns indiscreet
No mercy she shows
To man, beast or plants
Smoke, and sparks left in trail
Moving forward wherever she wills
Destruction lies within her path
Man harvests her power
Like he tames a beast
An extraordinary feat
Stalwart Alps beauty sees
Wild crocus blooms at your feet
White around your crown
Daffodils blowing in wind
Sun shines brightly once again
Glorious vibrant
Hues, reflect the rays, much joy
Eyes take and treasure
Daffodils shout a
Welcome to spring, trumpeting
To Narcissus' song
Cool breeze blow against the blooms
Welcome colors fragrant joy
Daffadown Dilly
Jonquil a Southern beauty
Amaryllis' gift
*For Deborah Guzzi's The Twining Contest...
*Co written with Linda-Marie Bariana
"Calendar Caviar"
Windy Winter,
Snowy, chilling cold,
Shivering frosty flakes blow.
Winter runs from Spring peeking back
With childlike eyes, seasons hide and seek.
Showery Spring rains,
Thunder, lightening on window panes,
With patriotic claims to so inflame.
Summer beckons breezes wave,
Vacations in deep warmth enslave,
Autumn delights with changing leaves.
Trees must answer with colors of
Yellow, orange and red; Fall daze.
Nature's Royal Flush,
a potpourri of season's flair,
The shining star, of calendar caviar.
Cats on roof in snow
Sentinels watching looking
Without open eyes
The jet flies the governor's
Course set to adultery
Cat slips on frozen
Snow, claws grip the edge, below
A fire awaits..... fate
Death takes the pilot,
In midair the govenor
Yearns...jet burst apart
Cat's grip is weak claws strip falls
Clings to governor's carcass
Taxpayers buy a
New plane, and exwife's dreams flow...
And flames still scorch!
(The cats are metaphoric for politicians.)