Short Nature Poem Poems

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Premium Member Snowdrops

snowdrops bow their heads
angelic unlock of wings
white winter bouquet

12/7/2019
Nature Poem Contest
Sponsor: Tania Kitchin
Form: Haiku


Nature Entices

Cold nature entices,
effects of the white snowflakes,
numb nose toes frostbite.






(Naturally a nature poem)

1-10-17
Form: Haiku

Snowflakes

Snowflakes drifting down
Are like diamonds in the snow
Nature’s Crown  Jewels 

Beatrice Boyle
For Carolyn's Haiku me a nature poem
Form: Haiku

Sun

sun
the sun is shining gives lots of vitamin c but I got sunstroke 26th June 2022 Haiku Summer Nature Poem contest Sponsor - Tania Kitchin
Form: Haiku

The Eagle

The eagle:

Once was a night,
when she flew,
when she flew that night,
she flew to a great new height
once she had reached that height,
she dropped back down, 
into the night.  :)
Form: Rhyme


Poetic Flowers Bloom

Poetic flowers,
They bloom in my thoughts
As I walk through-
A lush field of colors other than green
Hearing the buzz, of the honey bees

Having a sniff, at a gentle rose,
Specifically scented, just for my nose

Then sun sets in,
And flowers stop blooming

Nature's Bounty Awaits

Nature’s Bounty Awaits Me 

Looking out at the window
at nature’s bounty
at the springtime air
fills us with awe
as the birds 
and even the bees
call out to me
saying it is time
for me 
to escape 
for a walk in the woods
with my friends
and fans
in mother nature’s embrace

writer digest nature poem
© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Sonnet

A Contemplation Upon Weeds

Dewdrops kiss my skin
A silver coat over my shoulders, green
There's magic in every morning. 
In the atmosphere wafts perfumes of earths daughters
They sway their hips,
they nod their heads
petals fall at my feet.
The floor is carpeted with beautiful hues
red, white and purple too
The birds come piping morning's tune.

Premium Member Nectar

Nectar 




When the blue sky fades
appears the red sunset,
Orange purple hues.
Twilight soon descends
softly to a quiet night, 

Men that burnt their toil
through another tough day,
Walk amidst majestic oaks 
Ferns and bushes,
Sound of crushing leaves.

Sweet morning sunrise,
crops rippling in the breeze,
A smile of content on face
buzzing of bees,
nectar of joy in the heart.




Written August 1st, 2015
For contest "Nature poem" by Shadow

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