Call Of Nature Poem by Wendy Bureau

Call Of Nature

Rating: 4.5


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

Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Topic(s) of this poem: fog,nature
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Savita Tyagi 09 May 2013

Lovely poem. Enjoyed it. Like many other nature' simple wonders fog is just beautiful to behold.

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Yasmin Khan 09 May 2013

It celebrates the poise and beauty of Nature that ornaments and balances our earth. Nicely penned piece of writing

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Babatunde Aremu 09 May 2013

Nice poem. The use of imageries is powerful especially the starving sponge. Bravo!

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Ron Flowers 18 November 2008

So beautifully written. Ron

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Adeline Foster 02 November 2008

Very good poem and the double entender was truly lovely. Adeline

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Kathryn Mahan 12 May 2014

Wonderful work Wendy!

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Paul Sebastian 10 May 2014

A superb write. Nature's beautiful way of feeding the thirsting earth! Enjoyed it!

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Leslie Philibert 09 May 2014

Nice job, excellent rhymes in the quatrain

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Paul Reed 09 May 2014

Enjoyed this very much

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Guess Who 09 May 2013

Ver ygood poem keep the good work up.......... GuessWho

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