Nature Scary Poems | Examples

These Nature Scary poems are examples of Scary poems about Nature. These are the best examples of Scary Nature poems written by international poets.


The Storm I Welcome

when the eyes that are the sky start to open and cry the thunder, and clouds comfort me like a cozy lullaby
I love the thunder the screams of nature from the pain of nature.
I love the thunder it holds me close although sometimes I shake in fear from the howling 
I'm surprised yet not hurt scared but not seen 
Even though I am scared and quite shaken the love for thunder will never weaken 
I'm surprised yet scared of you when you yell and cry, but I've never thought that it could be cause from something in your eye


Premium MemberThe Jungle Untamed

“Wilderness has at once a mysterious beauty and horror entwined within. Human mind also harbours wild urges and benign emotions. When wild urges take precedence, life becomes an untamed jungle”  ~ By Poet


The jungle sprawls hauntingly scary
Where light  and shadows together dance.
        Here the wind howls fiercely
Thickets and thistles grow wild
Creepers twine around trees. 
Branches of trees droop in disarray,
Blocking the paths and obstructing entry.
    
      Under jagged rocks and holes,
Snakes crawl and rodents flee.
The ominous hoot of owls rent the air.
The rocky boulders in dim light look so monstrous.
Leopards and tigers roam free looking for prey
Their carnivores urge, hidden under their soft paws.

From hideouts, raptors and beasts come to the open. 
    Screeching bats keep flying overhead 
Here in this dark grove, light seldom falls
There is a morbid silence, interrupted
By howls of predators and screams of the preyed.

Is not our world too, a wild untamed jungle
Where wolves roam ready to pounce, ready to strike!

Premium MemberGUARDIAN OF THE NIGHT- POTD


A wild unpredictable stormy night
Harsh wind squeals through window panes
Random deafening claps of thunder
Lightning illuminates the night sky again

Disgruntled angry waves crash loudly
Heavy rain pounds on the roofs slate tiles
Mother nature is enraged tonight
Unrelenting , unforgiving , hostile

Inside the walls of the old stone cottage 
A sacred wood fire blazes bright
Radiating great warmth and infinite comfort
Providing sweet solace as Guardian of the night
© Deb M   Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberThe Mighty Forces of Nature

    And the mighty forces of Nature care not

    birds chirp, lambs frolic, breeze picks up

       ~ the revived embers of Auschwitz

Premium MemberSnakes

Snakes
Miracle Man
8/11/2024

With scary bodies
Snakes cause self inflicted harm;
many are harmless.
© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.


MOODS OF NATURE - THE Dark Forest

MOODS OF NATURE - THE Dark Forest..........

In the deep dark forest,
Many tales can be told,
Surrounded by hundreds of trees,
From young trees to the very old.
The thunder storms then rapidly appear,
Branches lashing around, and trees falling,
Leaves suddenly dancing and violently swirling,
Whilst the wild wind is roaring!!!
Roots desperately clinging to the earth, 
Rain heavily pouring down on the withering bark, 
Lightning strikes, like  it's a curse!!! 
The howl of the pack of wild wolves, 
Gives such a tremendous fright!!! 
Would you dare to enter the dark forest at night???

Premium MemberEerily Goes Night

who then rings
thy solitary bell
whose voice cuts through
the mist

and lowly darkness
winter’s eve
there far off 
screaming fox

when unseen eyes
then look upon
from trees that hide
in cloak

and footsteps
cast a moments chill
in nights a’slashing
throat

The Country Radio

Lying silent
In a wheezing chest of words 
Divining whirred messagings 
Of a moth’s wings blurred 
Paralysed beneath the duvet
Hearing his antenna morse
Rapid flapping mind verse 
The country radio
Tuning from Earl Scruggs to beetles
Munching oak flecks
Blind above my head flesh 
Creaks like floorboards
Spine is peeled
Breathes the walls
Listens to
A record playing
Whose scratch revolves in ragged time.

Premium MemberMadman

I held the hand
of a madman
hiding in Hollyhocks
blending with ogres, 
eerie in tombs, 
chasing stars through
their animal shapes; 
others, a witch 
to their ghosts, anew, 
those gardens
though full, were
dark worlds at night

Premium MemberBogeyman

I lurk around for prey.
Young or old, morose or gay
Seeking you is all too easy.
Cold blooded diehards that are sleazy

I’m the bogeyman a wild animal
Some of you call me Manimal
I’m a freak of nature half man,
wait for it, half animal I am

The stench of your sadistic words I smell
Yes’um, I’ll make sure you go to poetic justice hell
You sold your soul, I’m the price you’ll pay,
Did you think that you could just get away?

I’m right here forever more, savant.
I’m your bogeyman, do what you want!
© I Am Anaya  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberFriend Or Foe


dainty web, tumbling
over limbs, leaves still as breath
spider, creepy mate

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Making Amends

It was a free ride down town
Full of obstructions
And multiple checkpoints
My pulchritude casts a spell
On entire human existence
As motley petals on insects
Many couldn't resist
A glimpse at me
I am a creation of the earth
I wish to exclusively 
Spell out rules for humanity
But I can't always have my way
Growing affection and inattentively, 
Let my guard down.
Nature exploited the innocent me
I felt stupid and confused 
But neither alone nor helpless
Uncertain of hopes 
For a brighter future
But it's time to make peace 
With inner self and accept reality
The chance to right all wrongs 
And anew personality
Give me time and space 
To get back to myself.
For I am a jewel in others' lives.

Premium MemberA Bag of Spiders


In shadows deep where darkness hides
There lies a bag of eight-legged horror
A bag of spiders where dread resides
Creeping and crawling, causing sorrow

With nimble legs they dance and sway
Each spins a thread, a delicate art
A web of wonder, they work their way
To weave their silk and do their part

They scuttle and scurry, never at rest
Their beady eyes, like gleaming gems
Silent whispers in a world obsessed
Reflecting secrets, known only to them

Oh, the bag of spiders, a curious sight
But hidden within their fearsome guise
Eliciting shivers, invoking fright
Lies nature’s marvel in miniature size

A bag of spiders, misunderstood
For spiders, in truth, are nature’s aide
Not causing harm, but doing good
Keeping balance, so be not afraid

So let us ponder with open hearts
A bag of spiders, for if you did
You’d see how nature plays her part
And applauds the bag of arachnids
© Andy Chunn  Create an image from this poem.

Premium MemberA Simple Walk In the Park

A simple walk in the park
    Midday, sun high overhead
  Beads of sweat line the upper lip
    Birds dart in front of and behind passers-by

  An elderly couple graces a long bench
    Smiles frozen on their faces, fears nestle in their hearts
  They will not take that simple walk in the park
    Shuffling their feet, they journey home

Premium MemberScary Nature

dark clouds
looming

thunder
booming

torrents
pouring

strong winds 
roaring 

lightning 
flashing 

hailstones
crashing

big limbs
swaying

scared folks
praying


February 16, 2023
written for the Brian Strand You Select Again Contest    Placed 5th

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