Short Nature Spiritual Poems

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


moon bloom-MK

Mini-ku
Sponsored by: Charles Messina
Contest Judged: 10/7/2025 4:39:00 AM
( 4th Place )


moonlight glows
over still grass
flowers close
Form: Haiku


Premium Member I am You

Us and you, 
it and me, 
from one soul we grow independently.  
United but apart, 
alone but together, 
I am you, 
and you are me.

Piety

Abbeys made for monks
Filled now with dirt, dust, and moss
Just tell me one thing

Which believe they're more righteous?
Which of the two truly are?
© C.W. Bryan  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Hard Workers

Flying souls, adrift in a sea of silver clouds. Their wings brushing God, carrying prayers to Heaven; messengers for the faithful.
Form: Tanka

Premium Member Good Night To All

god speaks the language
   ~ of sunsets



Ziket: a 2-line poem comprised of 5-8 syllables in 1st line, 5 syllables in 2nd line

AP: 1st place 2020
Form: Other


Tears From Heaven

tears from heaven fall cascading within their mist god touches nature May.01.2020 Waterfalls Poetry Sponsored by: Raul Moreno
Form: Haiku

This Joy

Green moss
glistens. Trees reach
out to one another.
The wind,
she is singing!
o spring, o life,
o crystal lake
so full
filling up some
goblet in
my soul.

Premium Member THANKFUL FOR NATURE'S SPIRITUALNESS

Today I’m thankful for nature
And how spiritual in her presence I can be….
Whenever I feel her wind in my hair
her sun on my face
and her rain washing over me
© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Yaldabaoth's Design and Eclipse

he foresees the sun’s eclipse ~ not the eclipse of Sophia’s white light


Date: 01/06/2023
Contest: 2022 Poetry Marathon Mile 24 Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Mark Toney
Form: Monoku

Attenuate

the mist attenuates mountains until distance inherits the burden of lost memory



A One-liner
Contest Judged:  8/28/2026 12:49:00 AM
Sponsored by: Suzette Richards 
(1st Place)

Oance Upon a Time

i heard the forest cryin
and the cruel sound of a chainsaw 
biting her flesh 
as a beast devour his prey alive,
but that silence 
installed after all this
has terrified me 
to death

Premium Member Tree of Life






                                        Tree intertwining,
                          complete cosmos, root, and branch
                                       mystic Celtic wood.
Form: Haiku

Twin Rocks

Oh magnificent rock towers/Over me up above/Past the sky and beyond/God is not even here/Figured he couldn't make it/This majestic rock stops all/Precedes what was before/Exceeds what will be...

Wildflowers

Spirit fall,
Send forth your light,
Let it shine upon us,
And stir our hearts.

Like songs,
Arising out of the ground,
We shall blossom in thy soil,
Reaching for the heavens,
We yearn for you.
© D. Steel  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Mother Nature

Winter is how Mother Nature waters her gardens.
Spring is how Mother Earth revives her lands.
Summer is how the Mother of All nurtures her beloveds.
Autumn is how Mother Gaea embraces her creations with death.

Morning In the Valley

sun bleeds
over hill
morning whispers
soft
rain fades
sky clears
enlightenment
reflections
more than I see
reflections
enlightenment
clears sky
fades rain
soft
whispers morning
hill over
bleeds sun
Form: Verse

Ra's Zenith - Tanka 79






                Sun up in the sky
                The longest day of the year
                Looking in for growth
                Sitting and manifesting
                Welcome to Summer Solstice
Form: Tanka

1407

1407 UNTITLED HAIKU Contest // Sponsored by: Brian Strand 
Contest Judged:  8/30/2025 9:18:00 AM
( 5th Place )

Written: August 28, 2025


dusk on the river
a heron lifts without sound
shadows drift behind
Form: Haiku

Raindrop

(Gogyoshi) A tiny raindrop falls on a leaf Dancing and playing together As if it will last forever A gust of wind makes it slip Wait until next monsoon (c) Anindya Mohan Tagore (Bobby)

Less Said

The street was empty. Silence pressed.
Shadows shifted where I least expected.
Time slowed… my heartbeat echoed.
I stepped forward, hands shaking.
The world stayed, quiet, as if waiting.
I moved…nothing followed everything changed.

Premium Member SUNUP TO SUNDOWN

Death need not be feared,
it’s in the nature of life:
seasons come and go:-

Seek a saintly life,
from your spring to your autumn;
always in God’s grace:-

In labors of love,
be in nature’s healing grace:
seeking saintly death:-
Form: Senryu

Premium Member Frog Princes

There once was a prince who was green
the greenest prince frog far cousins had seen,
yet to others his green behaved too much prince
but which creatures saw which 
did not matter since
this frog prince thought One 
without Other 
obscene.
Form: Limerick

Premium Member Spiritual Sanctuary

The scenes within my view each season of the year- sun, moon, storms, and rainbows grant spiritual gifts while the blue river flows framed by sky and mountains- God's wonders are displayed.

Premium Member Snow Days

Frosty rain mixed with snow
Like sprinkled salt from God's shaker
Sleepy sky seems to unfold
Beautiful white painting by snow maker
Permafrost memoirs so soft
Of past winters long ago
Lively breeze a melodic frost
Moments of warmth despite cold
Form: Rhyme

The Little Things

Its the little things that brighten your soul
just a little bit more than it was before

To be captured is unlikely 
Yet you have found it so freely 

Feel how serene in that moment you have seen
For such beauty created is unique
and will not ever repeat
© Lacy Dodd  Create an image from this poem.

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