Wendy Bureau
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Poems by Wendy Bureau : 5 / 60
Call Of Nature
Fog blankets the desolate earth
With motionless, invisible arms
Concealing any imperfections
Of Nature's poised beauty and charm
A vapor mist of moisture
Dampens foliage with care
Gentle as the sweetest kiss
On tender lips, so fair
A necessity of plantations growth
Sipping wetness of various form
Absorbing like a starving sponge
During the calm before the storm
A miracle of unspoken prayer
From crying clouds, does fall
Saturating dirt and root
Soaked, satisfied, Nature's call
Wendy Bureau
Submitted: Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Edited: Wednesday, August 10, 2011
Poems by Wendy Bureau : 5 / 60
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Ver ygood poem keep the good work up.......... GuessWho
Lovely poem. Enjoyed it. Like many other nature' simple wonders fog is just beautiful to behold.
It celebrates the poise and beauty of Nature that ornaments and balances our earth. Nicely penned piece of writing
Nice poem. The use of imageries is powerful especially the starving sponge. Bravo!
Great poem! Well done x
A wonderful poem, a real pleasure to read.you have a lovely way with words.
Beautiful! I really love your style of writing and wish I had half of your talent! I must read more! ! ! ! Dawn xx
The last stanzas make the poem, it gave it a different and unique sound, well written 9/10
An incredible poem, i was whisked away in the blankets of your theme
So beautifully written.
Ron