Nature Slam Poems | Examples

These Nature Slam poems are examples of Slam poems about Nature. These are the best examples of Slam Nature poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberSailboat Log

Wind is blowing pretty hard. 
See why the hand holds  
Will lift you and slam you. Sometimes the boat leaves the water completely.
Your raceing around the deck trying not to be swept overboard. 
You are so soaked, wind chilling you to the bone.
Half filled with fear 
Yet the grin says I'm having the time of my life 
Make a mistake your dead
I have no care about dead. Doesn't matter to me. 
I'm alive.  Nature slamming me every way
Waves that lean the boat to where you swear the boats mast is almost touching the water each rock of a wave
What's crazy I can't swim a lick .
Don't care. Better my body on the ocean floor than ashes sitting forever on someone's shelf
You can sit in a couch feeling sad thinking life has past you by .
Waste away in sorrow
No thoughts on tomorrow
Or get yourself up go out and bring life to you
Like its said you live only once.
You live every day. 
you die only once
Your choice. Make the most out of what short time we get, or you waste away wishing. 
Yeah. Only you can make this choice


Uncle Just Play Court Jester

No one tells me anything

For fear I think

Of my brittle nature to the
cold heart truth being exposed

As obviously better than I
they know me

And what fickle nature consumes
my soft underbelly and wafer thin skin

How I take every little setback to heart

And that I simply can not rest knowing
someone i love 

May rest just as uneasy as I now do
knowing what we both know

And no amount of pretending the
problem does not exist

Will make the problem or this
sinking feeling subside or go away

Maybe that's why no one chooses
to tell me anything at all

Because although I may wish I can
not solve other people's problems

Fact of the matter is in reality

I can barely solve my own

And will probably only end up making
the problem ten times worse anyway

And besides that i am supposed to
be the fun one

Uncle Just Play Court Jester

Who tells cheesy stupid childish
jokes in order to make light
of just incase any dire grave situation
should occur

Ghost Train

Oh station , station

Yee of intermittent locomotive
thoroughfare

Once standing proud now
sadly scheduled surplus to 
moderna

Redundant made it's ticket
booth , collector and so to
it's master

Resigned and destined for 
graffiti spray to patch it's
walls

With it's clock battery powered
down

It's fate a clubhouse for tomorrows
youth to wreck and frequent gather
in and under

Smoke and try initial cigarette
plume cough and alcoholic 
spirit drunken after shock
hangover

It's track's to be repatriated back
to nature 6 foot overgrown by
scrub , weed and bush

No click no clack no whisper
harking back

Visitation only by means of
historical scholastic dissertation

It's final lesson thus if willing to
accept

Everything once valued once
it has seved it's purpose and
past it's exasperation date

Will in fact so to in future be 
cast aside and face this 
exact fate

And maybe if nothing else
but for death will be saved from

Seeing all the things we
treasure and keep as memories
most dear

Disappearing before us and
and so to point out

That the light at the end of the
tunnel is fast becoming dimmed
by the milli-second

Playing the Blame Game

While i understand and totally get

It's human nature to want to
apportion blame

When it comes to one's government
remember

Very rarely do the voting public agree

With the choices made on their behalf

In a democray once we have placed
our tick in a box and our votes are
tallied up

It's then solely up to them to 
fulfill that duty and trust we have placed in them

Unfortunately though when it
comes to politics

Once they are voted it's every
person for the party collective

And can anyone attest to
meeting or seeing a politician 
who could look anyone directly 
in the eye without blinking

And thinking first and foremost
of what lie to tell as long as he
or her can count on your vote

And if anything was to go wrong
willing to take or accept blame

Wasted Talent

Talent can no more be bought

Than can be taught

As talent is a force of nature

Wasted on the talentless


Dull

The summer sun has lost
its gloss and warmth

And falling leaves are forming
baron tree's

Whilst snow crystals blanket 
them in white

And the laundry on the washing
line now takes oh so long to dry

And i haven't taken an
antihistamine in quite a while

Or sat outside on my garden lounger
or opended up the umbrella

And the watering can is just
quietly sat in contemplation
gathering rust and moss

Nature is in the throes of re-gifting

Yet still takes a moment to leave
a parting gift behind of a
christmas tree for us all to
gather around and decorate

Nature Ho Ho Ho Don Quixote Lance

With a,
Heigh Ho,
Heigh Ho,
Heigh Ho

In defense of nature we go

Like Night's on Crusade

But i fear we will need

More than seven dwarfs

Unless they are standing on the shoulder of giants

And holding Don Quixote lance

Because we are up against

Our mortal enemy

Hephaestus

U F O

Under the microscope we are under watched by a near by species

For some reason they think we are a life form that takes it to easy

Over the years we were abducted; that was a mistake the aliens became uneasy

Unique in several ways we are human and that they see we are strange

Fooling them we act very hostile yet our mindset needs be rearrange

Opening our minds they started to look, but our minds seems to weird and derange

Upset, the aliens take our species to try to understand

Freaks of nature we seem to gather with costumes and sounds of band

Old as time they been coming to our planet and this is what they found, like us, land

Unrelenting we humans seem to focus on a different path

Feelings we have the aliens do not understand what we have

Odd we are, we are the only species in the galaxy that really know how to have a bath

Unrealizable that we do adore the stars and lights in the sky

From all our studies we look up and see the lights that make our world, we cry

Only now we reason with the aliens we are fools in our world and we sigh

Rainter

Rainter! O my Rainter! What are you, Rainter?
Are you a new season tinted by holy painter?
Rain is falling hard even in this freezing winter,
Everywhere disgust roams like a lonely hunter.

The winter rain congeals brains, soaks hearts,
With its two ice-cold hands and crying eyes.
Nature is camouflaging itself in several parts
To display how changing carpet of Time flies.

Rainter, a fragment of Nature’s jumbled play,
Is nothing but a cyclic blend of its crude tools.
Some would sense it exciting, others may say
“Rainter, thou art disgusting except to the fools”
© Osman Gani  Create an image from this poem.

Prohibited(Limerick-Slam)

BLACK TEXAS TEA, NO FISH can SEE
We Want to KNOW what WE DONE to THEE
Charlie Tuna wants to STRIKE
Along with Catfish Mike
Though PROHIBITED by KING Of SEA

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