Tag: nature poem
Hungry Crows
Perched, a peaceful pigeon among the hungry crows I was their round table guest, inside a turbulent sky It was a pretentious gathering of friends and foes A bombastic flock; all I could do was sit there and sigh I was their round table guest, inside a turbulent sky Their dark, questioning clouds ambushed my space A bombastic flock; all ...Raindrops
Like raindrops— soft and steady with no resistance to the flow, no questioning where they’ll land— only letting go, accepting their fate. Like raindrops, I wish to drift in the unknown, without clinging to what has passed, or fearing what’s to come— only falling to the moment of release, when the weight of my doubts ...Where Have The Faeries Gone?
Deep in the enchanted forestUnder mossy rocks and water-reeds I found an iron-bar doorLying over a sinkhole in the creek bed I wondered and yelled out“Hello! Is anyone down there” Eerily, a gentle voice replied“Do not worry, we are sheltering here” “Why are you hiding?” I inquired “We are waiting for humanity to stop the carnage on our planet” Then, ...The Trees
It’s not hard to see them Standing tall and proud Branches bent and swaying Thick trunks rooted in the ground Many have stood for generations. Some fairly new All reaching upwards, filling the sky with bloom Hiding a beauty that few see Some say they represent change. Others are the very foundation that ...Winter’s Demise
Snow runoff flows downHill from my driveway to theCow pasture. I standIn the middle and watch winterWash away around my shoes.Eels
Ebony shadows gather in darkness Most by swimming, some by walking Gulping snakes slippery and soft Wriggling fingers freed from hands Disgustingly mysterious, fascinatingly stomach-churning Creatures seen, but never unseen Brought to light through no fault of their own Squirming their way into our thoughts ...Cornucopia
A swirling shell That holds inside Beauty and bounty Under the guise Of tart apples, sweet corn, Juicy grapes, and zesty squash Waiting for hungry visitors To arrive and nosh Leaves twirl downwards Around the banquet But people don’t come They tend to forget What true beauty and bounty Is needed for life ...Autumn Leaves
These beautiful corpses Decaying on the grass These once emerald symbols Of seasons now past, The fierce red The frightened yellow The accepting orange Each joins their fellow For their ultimate end Right here and now None can cling forever To the trees’ boughs, One by one Each of them flies Towards the ground Where ...