Short Nature Philosophy Poems

Short Nature Philosophy Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Nature Philosophy by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Nature Philosophy by length and keyword.


Song of Beauty

A lotus in mire,
A rose amid thorns,
A cactus in desert,
A creation in derision,
A song of beauty
Born in adversity!!
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Spring Seed

Mutely, they languish
in embryonic earth—
wait a rust of water, 
a red blossom
bursting 
from screaming
sepia mother.
© Glen Enloe  Create an image from this poem.

Trials

Eternal wisdom 
wound into the very threads 
of Life's tapestry. 

No human flame can burn a-
way this underlying truth.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Agogic of Geese

I, simply I, I spy:

Into the blackening skies,
a lone goose flies.

So Hum.
I, I, I, I...

Just this.
I am
Endlessness

Premium Member Oaked

You need not

and in fact cannot

make an acorn

grow into an oak tree

however, happenstance

will help it to flourish.
© Uwe Stroh  Create an image from this poem.


Quiet Justice

your tiger can snore
through the wayside and justice
her aether will be


(Weekly Magnetic Poetry Challenge • August 10–16, 2026)
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Hot Summer (Tanka)

Now is the time when 
drinking water is a must 
the summer is hot 

And relaxing in the shade 
will be great to do right now!
Form: Tanka

Baby Pine

this baby pine
had two young branches 
growing entwined
I untwined the branches
set them free
now each will find 
his own sun

Ants

An inch-wide ribbon 
shiny-black through pale dry grass. 
How many tiny moving bodies
to define so uniform a path
of pure purpose?

' a Thorn, Is a Thorn ' 15th Senryu

‘A Thorn, Is A Thorn’   15th Senryu



        A Rose, Compliments
The Blossom-Dew … Then Thanks It
       But The Thorn-Bush Bit
Form: Senryu

Title

Styrofoam, mans’ cool invention
                                 


                                     Nature’s dilemma to negate
Form: Monoku

Flowing Water

Natural silence
Rises, falls addicted to
Enduring essence





Written for

Sponsor ^Rick Parise 
Contest Name Haiku Contest
Form: Haiku

Aging - Tanka

autumn’s rusty ghosts
haunt the naked cherry trees – 
memories of fruits...
torpid mists enshroud the sun
with prophecies of winter...
Form: Tanka

The Walking Legs

A stony land,
Ants,
And flies,
Crowded after hunger,
Lost thirst.
The heat wave,
Who frightened,
The walking legs,
Touched their aim.

Indisposed

-Folly in Grin-

Sleeping troubadour
Ask his ink why he slumber
Or his papyrus
Words they themselves would forget
Since their lord is indisposed
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Listen

All Autumn Wind whispers Breeze of secrets Listen with your soul Delight is yours Wizened ears Spirit Ears.
Form: Ninette

Someday Again

driftwood--
                                                    someday again
                                                  another shoreline
© Kash Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Broken Arrow

In the gray dawn,

surrounded by prairie,
 
a lone buffalo.

A symbol of heritage,

it sheds a tear;

Not for the dead,

but the living.

Bound By the Nature

petals of flower
                                        falls after its day's season
                                            bound by the nature
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Cosmology Vs Cosmetology

Dark matter makes scientists sweat
Their telescopes can't find it...yet
What's lost could be found
If they’d just turn around
And gaze at a sexy brunette
Form: Limerick

Truth

Limbs that break bare truths that may help us see,

Limbs that sway bend to give way and sow a seed.

So tomorrow's hope is to find the truth within me.

Premium Member In Is Out

through an inner path
you can go in the outside
where all is unknown



A Koan coauthored with Reesie 2021/25  3 Lines  14 Words  
Free Verse  (haiku)
© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.

Of Being and Strangers

What stranger walks in this valley, envying the flowers in his tearful eyes, flowers that flower, never having to ask the question, who am I?

Premium Member Brother Sun

Brother Sun flying he will fly all day, today it’s what he loves best. if the clouds don’t pick on him he’ll snooze well tonight.
Form: Tanka

All Don'T Carry Smell

All don't carry smell
                                           shape size and colors differ
                                                 flowers beautiful
Form: Haiku

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