Category: Nature Poems
Sunset by Emily Windover
afternoon crumbles into evening
citrus splashes across the wooden trees
Sail Over the Rim by Donald Frey
My wife and I live on country acreage with a mountain view. I’m a retired lawyer.who formally skied and climbed mountains
Continue readingKepler’s Secret by Benjamin Schneider
Prismatic strands and bright flecks of stardust,
stretch across ebony fields of empty ether.
Prairie by Paul Sammartino
A landscape enormous and wide
opens with great remembering:
Hungry Seasons by Evan Warren
If I could speak in any language
it would be the one winter flirts with
before kissing the fall with its first closed-mouth snow.
The Tree Poems by Phil Boiarski
On the fly leaf,
I leave words.
Implied leaves
flutter past, green
In Defense of Ruin by Joshua Converse
I love to see a parking lot being
reclaimed by the weeds,
when it becomes
Patterns by John Sibley Williams
Down the steep drop-off to sea
without plummeting.
At the Confluence and Beyond by Haris Adhikari
Much noise there is
when two sprightly streams
bump into each other, bringing forth