Poems About: NATURE

In this page, poems on / about “nature” are listed.

  • 73.
    Omnipresence

    Nature maintains its Balance
    Nobody can have Excess

    Nature is Witness
    To all your badness read more »

    MOHAN THULASINGAM
  • 74.
    Frustration

    “An idyll is a nature poem”,
    She stares blankly at me,
    “An Idyll Is a Nature Poem”, read more »

    Joshua Bosworth
  • 75.
    Upon the lap of Nature

    A lonesome bird
    A whispering wind
    A solitary cloud,
    Nature is a singular scene. read more »

    Ravi Panamanna
  • 76.
    Care For Nature

    we have to care for nature
    nature is everything read more »

    Bianka Blue
  • 77.
    Growing with

    Growing with nature
    Growing in maturity
    With wisdom and love
    Going with nature read more »

    gajanan mishra
  • 78.
    Nature and Us

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    John Eziekel Cagape
  • 79.
    SONNET FOR OUR MOTHER NATURE

    Mother Nature
    We love you
    So much
    Mother Nature read more »

    Aldo Kraas
  • 80.
    THERE IS A FRASER CANYON

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    Aldo Kraas
  • 81.
    A Walk In Nature

    A walk in Nature never boring in Nature great beauty to see
    The wild birds are chirping and singing on fence wire and bush and on tree
    Away from the street and the traffic from human made pollution and noise
    Above the gray scrub by the river the skylark he sings as he flies. read more »

    Francis Duggan
  • 82.
    Nature

    if nature had lips,
    they would be soft and kind,
    pink with a lil shimmer of red
    and they'd taste like wild berries read more »

    David Thomas
  • 83.
    Nature Baby

    Nature Baby as free as a bird
    Nature Baby not speaking a word
    Nature Baby living day by day
    Nature Baby always floating away. Feeling the soil around my feet read more »

    Jaye (Julianna) Low
  • 84.
    Nature Outlives Us All

    It is the law of Nature the strongest does survive
    And on the flesh of their victims the predators do thrive
    And her creatures like her Seasons to Nature come and go
    And the more we learn of Nature the more our wonder of her grow read more »

    Francis Duggan
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