Short Naturebeauty Poems

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Nature

Nowhere can you find
A beauty more defined
The wide open outdoors
Under foot, under toe
Raw beauty does grow
Everywhere you go, beauty bestowed.
Form: Acrostic


Premium Member Winter Sunshine

I sit by my window with coffee in hand

Surveying the beauty of this frosty morn.

A diamond-like sparkle covers the land.

Drab earth no longer looks forlorn.

In the winter's sunshine, it's beauty is reborn.

Veiled View

Not a tinge of beauty lost,
on glass pane, fading frost;

       veiled view to verdant vales,
       moist, moss-green mountains,
       clouds cottony, hover, cover
       fronds, ferns, forest fountains;

On glass pane, fading frost,
not a tinge of beauty lost.

Premium Member The Spider and the Dew

The Spider and the Dew 


This morning, my fingers curled around my cup,
I went to the window, musing about the coming day..
By the step, glistening with dew, a newly spun web.
It shown like jewels strung with abandon.
Its fragile beauty left me almost disbelieving..
Can the spider know the beauty before him?
Perhaps it's his reward for his magnificent weaving.
Form:

Beautiful

Breathing in the
 fresh air
Easy to see beauty 
everywhere
Always available to
 one and all
Under the flower and up to 
tree tall
The wonders of Nature
 showing off
Is nothing to take lightly 
or to scoff
For with all the beauty Mother Nature 
bestows
Under the rainbows when the 
rain flows
Lately I’ve had this beauty 
within my view
This beauty resides 
within you


Luna's Loom

The Luna’s loom
… The zenith of zoom

She stands strong,
 Staring from the skies
In beauty and glamour
…Clad in a short hunting dress

Armed with an alluring bow
With a quiver full of arrows
To hunt the evil men and women
… She guides her colorful chariot  

She is the goddess of healing
 The beauty of our celestial ceiling…
 
~ For Luna's contest~
Sponsor: Dr. Ram Metha

Mistaken Glass For Snow

The snow around me, 
crisp and cool, 
such beauty and such splendor.
You'd think It's luscious
waves of ice 
shant hurt a foot so tender.
I breathe aloud
my hand reached out 
and grasped the sweet white stranger.
When I pulled back 
my hand drew blood 
not fathoming it's danger.
So in denial 
I took a while
Examining it's mass.
The beauty faded
White went red
mistaken snow for glass

(glass for snow)
Form: Rhyme

One With All

On vibrant fragrant green I walk along today
As music of surroundings fills my waiting ears
The nature of the day comes alive for all senses
As I stop, lie down and appreciate the beauty of it all

Like a tidal wave of splendor I am overcome with joy
As the beauty of the day, nature, surrounds, comforts me
Alive I am, I am one with the surroundings, experiencing day
I am but a ray of one of the many rays of sunshine upon the earth

Sweet Moment

One sweet moment of beauty taking its chance to pass on through
colors of yellow and pink with some lovely shades of blue 
It may not be a garden of Eden and its moment fades fast
Branding you forever with its beauty that couldent last 
Sometimes it brightly glows other times its a dim light 
But we always know its never seen at night 
They say if you follow it at the end theres a pot of gold 
So when you share a rainbow its all the riches you will hold
Form: Rhyme

The Rose

A simple flower with crimson petals
Painted by the hand of God
Below the beauty lies the thorns
That some might even think odd

The thorns are but a symbol
That signify His pain
The crimson red, His sacrifice
The blood, that left a stain

It's beauty honors Heaven
Petals straining toward the sky
Humbled by the morning dew
A gift, from Him on high

The flower of love, they call it
The most popular flower chose
And now you know the story
Behind the beautiful rose
© Larry Belt  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

All That Are Tree's

Standing fearlessly beneath the sky.
A haven for creatures that fly.

The beauty of your many outstretched limbs
paint such wondrous pictures
in the subtle landscape.

Fires will destroy you so.
I would rather see
your natural state,
so free,
magnificent.

Strength and beauty so.
Climbing frames to the heavens.
Protectors and spies.

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By Jodie Hannen

For the:
Nature, Four in One Contest

Sponsored by 
~Constance La France~A Rambling Poet~~

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