Short Naturelonging Poems
Short Naturelonging Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Naturelonging by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Naturelonging by length and keyword.
Out my window
The brown rusty quail
Sings on the lawn
Looking for a friend
Finding a tasty meal
Beckons and calls the night
Shadows disappear as grey
Becomes darkness
Reminding me of the beauty
Blessings pouring out
To this longing heart
Dead leaves lay upon my lawn
Barren trees from Autumns dawn
I look outside at what went on
Another Summer come and gone
Gloomy skies of cloudy gray
Aching bones from falling rain
Discontent with seasons change
I think I'll stay inside today
Turn the thermostat on high
Ok, maybe sixty five
Just enough to stay alive
And somehow, maybe, just survive
Water drips from houses eaves
Inundating fallen leaves
Has me longing for reprieve
From up and coming Winter siege
Rockman
Gently flowing like a breeze
Trickling water so carefree
Not raging as a river flows
Just peacefully along it goes
Aimlessly drifting this tiny brook
Flowing softly through every nook
Not having a specific destination
Just longing for some appreciation
Passing through a forest of trees
Wildflowers and fallen leaves
Until at last it eventually meets
A mighty flowing stream or a creek
Copyright © 2010 Lena “Lolita” Townsend
*For Brian’s “Flow, River, Flow” contest