Short Naturewater Poems

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White Water Lilies

Weiße Seerosen / White Water Lilies / Lotos blancos  

Weiße Seerosen
Sie tanzen einen Reigen
Auf dunklem Wasser


White water lilies
They perform a round dance
Over dark water 


Los lotos blancos
Ellos bailan una rueda
Sobre el agua oscura
Form: Haiku


Premium Member Water Flows Freely

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                                              Eleven P.M.
                                Now twelve midnight, two A.M.
                                         Water flows freely

                                       Sleep eludes my eyes
                              Three A.M., four-thirty, augh, sigh
                                          Water flows freely
Form: Haiku

Ireland's Beauty Along the Creek

Waterfall gases with colors of rainbow,
Blossoms along the banks.
While a hoarse gobbles on grass
A woman swims in the water.
The water runs slowly down the creek,
Until the pace picks up by the bigger waterfall,
Down the banks a ways.
Relaxing and being drawn asleep by the sounds,
Of…….
Birds chirping and water splashing,
Leaves rustling and bushes blowing in the wind.
Form:

Brian's Sonnet

Natural beauty,  Spewell Bluff
The Flint River's tall, green, pine woods
and smooth, cool, grey, flat, river rocks
Make a shady get away day
Become family fun, skipping
Rocks across the water for sport.
Nature trails lead up, up a step
Hill for the strong of leg and heart.
Fishing or swimming is a choice;
Volley ball and canoing across

The grey shallow water holds fun
at the Spewell Bluff State Park;
Form: Sonnet

Water of Waves

There are so many waves
I try to count but lose track
I realize they all come flowing back,
Back to the shore over and over again
I can't help but to think how it feels,
To finally reach the sand and get swept off, 
back to the water of waves.
I question their existance,
Why they run away?
Run from the water of waves
Maybe its because they want to feel free,
Or maybe that's the way they need to be
I try to count but lose track
I see the waves coming back
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