Nature Tritina Poems

Shelves filled with all kinds of books,
will take a plain wall and make it pretty,
this makes real beauty for you and I.


Maybe some hot rose...

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Every night I stare long at starry sky
Wonder at empyreal things beyond earth
Places where none ever pray for water.

My dry land sees each year a...

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Year-round we poets are inspired
to use our pens to praise the seasons,
striving to capture Nature's majesty.

All Creation reflects God's majesty.
Paintings, sculptures, and lyrics are inspired
by...

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October inks the leaves on the trees
and orange, gold, and scarlet abound,
within Fall's fantasy wonderland.

Sculpting a visual wonderland
Mother Nature tints the tops of trees
and a...

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To them we’re the classless aliens,
we destroy everything they envy;
Toxic leaving scars on the planet;

Rare jewel this ocean filled planet,
it cannot be mined by aliens;
Natural...

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Stars, like glowworms, surround the gibbous moon
Like cold mood of a play, blinks blue lit sky
Dark clouds, like ghostly shadow shows, puff up

Moon moves toward...

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I love to walk among the woods;
It’s coolest here beneath the trees
In pleasant shade, eschewing sun.

In meadows where there’s only sun,
I find I quickly miss...

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I see your face before me as I weep
By water's edge, leaves swirling in the wind
Your touch I feel in this, my frozen hand

I reach...

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The seawater rushes inland at the height of the tides.
It is the lateness of the day the moon begin its rise.
Morning sun takes out the...

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Winter won't submit to the rains of Spring,
constantly feathering the ground with snow
that buries any green shoots that dare show.

There are no signs Spring is...

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Wind and Water

A hurricane’s a frightful force of wind,
attacking in its landfall with a fury
the mixing bowl of nature’s air and water.

Would the storm be...

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Listen to the tap…tap…tapping; the music of falling rain.
Sky rinses out it’s watering cans; It’s sprinklers are the clouds.
Gaia’s children are thirsty; roots stretch and...

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In every city lives at least one beast.
He’s not like us, yet charmingly he smiles
and draws us to him with his eyes so kind.

And those...

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A yellow finch chirps a sweet melody
As black-capped chickadees steal the show
A blue jay circles in the air for food

Robins in the grass finding worms...

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Stepping back remote from urban rhythm
Dizzy I take flight asking only to surrender
Wishing to drown in a long lost forgotten calm

Reminiscing of that distant youthful...

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