Short Naturenature Poems

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


Free Will

Angels and demons
   Watch, as nature takes revenge-
      Well deserved: they laugh.

A. Green

*Take it as you wish- The demons and angels laughing, 
or the demons and nature laughing...???? Up for the reader to decide.
© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Senryu


Nature

NATURE

Nature, nature oh so lovely!
Smiling at the deep blue sea,
Singing, dancing with the flowers,
And greeting the birds with glee.
Nature, Nature oh so lovely! 
With sun, moon and stars to see.
I wonder what would it would like be?
With no nature for us to greet.

Premium Member Ambush

AMBUSH

Hidden predator,
Waits patiently for it's prey.
Survival to the swift.

                           Judy Ball


Haiku is an unrhymed Japanese style poem recording the essence of a moment.
It has a nature theme which is why I personally like it, nature lover that I am.
It usually consists of 3 lines.  Count is 5,7,5
© Judy Ball  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Haiku

Spring Is Here

Nature’s Bliss

Nature’s painting is splendid;
Beautiful and serene indeed!

Each hue and color so unique;
Not even in a rainbow are they seen.

Churps of a bird, fragrance in a flower;
Brings in life, rain in every shower!

Paints the painting nature everyday
Sprays color; wind in every sway.

Mist in the air and fresh breeze;
Bounties of nature are bliss!

- Mugdha Prabhakar Bhurke
Form: Rhyme

The Birds and the Bees

The Nature at its best
Harbinger of peace
Entire earth in its bosom

Birds at the height of glory
Immensely pretty colours
Radiant and mellow
Dancing in the sky
Sunning amongst the leaves

All around one can see
Nature and her glory
Distant greys mingling with green

The nature at its best
Harbinger of peace
Entire earth in its bosom

  Bees drinking nectar
Enjoying the pretty flowers
Enjoying the heady juice
Summing it all into honey
Dedicated to Carol Brown
Form: Acrostic


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