The puzzles of nature

by John (Mr. Whuppy)   Oct 19, 2006


If the sun rises in the east
and sinks in the west which way does the earth revolve
How many riddles does mother nature give
How many puzzles to solve?

The stars in the sky so far away
they twinkle and glow at night
how many of them are really still there
are we only seeing the light?

the tides come in and the tides go out
by the moons influence so the say
how many times can a boat set sail
and leave and be on it's way?

everyone Say's that the sky is blue
and the sea an emerald green
the sea a reflection of the sky?
I just don't know what that means

If you pluck a rose from the bush
and place in a watery bowl
does it die as soon as it's picked
when does it lose it's soul

This poem is meant to be added too
if you can think of some more
to add to this list then please do
because that's what this poem is for

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  • 18 years ago

    by Gasttlee

    This is wonderful!

  • 18 years ago

    by Twisted Heart

    Many questions that mother nature has baffled us with.

    I loved the flow and imagery in this poem. It was flawless and beautiful.

    Great Job.

    Happiness
    Jeannie [Twisted Heart]

  • 18 years ago

    by BlueDreams

    Well penned mr john, creative yet very interesting written, thanks for sharing... have a great day! best wishes.

    "They best can judge a poet’s worth, Who oft themselves have known, The pangs of a poetic birth, By labours of their own."

  • 18 years ago

    by *Charisma*

    This was truly unique. I liked reading it a lot. If I think of something...I'll type it to ya! Good job! Jpoet*

  • 18 years ago

    by Letty

    Another excellent poem from you! This is truly a beautiful write. I loved the imagery in this poem. You've done a great job once again John. Keep up the excellent work. 5/5

    Love
    Letty

    P.S. Can you please copy and pace your poem to the discussion board so that I can judge it. I also want to know when are you going to write more poems. I have missed reading your work.

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