Nature's Lessons

by Lonely Rider   Nov 24, 2008


Nature's Lessons

Chirping swallows sing anew
Each day a fable untold
of hope to chant the next morn
of joy to watch wings unfold

Swaying trees standing high
Surviving violent gale
Tendering tiny buds
Providing feathers a lair

Gentle blossoms smile lively
Fragrance induce delight
Splashing cheerful colors
Painting the grey world bright

Sunbeams bedeck sleepy clouds
Reliving yester's distraught
Inspiring to start afresh
and learn the lessons taught

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  • 15 years ago

    by sneha

    Beautiful imagery.It is a call to rekindle ones love for nature.excellent write.5

  • 15 years ago

    by NyellMoonlight

    This poem made me smile. It's inspiring in so many ways.

    I like your descriptions from the beginning to the end. This poem is truly lovely, so elegant. I usually don't like nature poems, but it's hard to resist the beauty that you painted within just four stanzas. Vividness of every line is amazing.

    Keep up :)

  • 15 years ago

    by Good Enough

    This poem was good. i can actualy visualize every word. i love your work keep writing.

  • 15 years ago

    by Teria

    This is the type of poem that people think punctuation would ruin. If over used it definitely will and I think many people ruined that for everyone. Overusing punctuation, is what I mean.

    A definite upbring from the last poem. Greatly written, flawless is what it seems to be. Great emotion, and everything else it calls for, lol.

  • 15 years ago

    by Meena Krish

    I just love reading about nature and this piece is just a lovely one that makes you smile..very nice. Thank you also for the comment..take care :)

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