Nature Sonnet Poems

We see them as an enemy to kill
Cos they eat crops and spread disease galore.
But soon their numbers we’ll reduce to nil.
Using new pesticides we’ll...

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I love to watch the purple petal bell   
When it attracts the buzzing bumble bee.
Being tempted by the sweet nectar smell  ...

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"One word frees us of all the weight and pain of life. The word is love." Sophocles, Greek Poet 

How is the tender word love...

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*When Dawn drifts into enchanted meadows,
listen to the choruses of birds’ song.
Feel on your skin the wind that softly blows.
Hear the crickets too which with...

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Gas station snacks piled in the free seat,
windows half-cracked to catch onrushing air,
velocity cools the day’s outer heat,
blowing around my girlfriend’s auburn hair.
Avoid dull highways,...

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Still, cool colors, drifting on the spring skies,
Dew kissed promises on the gentlest morns,
Behind floods, bursts of pulsing blooms will rise,
Even roses have their portion...

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Like a pearl falling into the Pacific, he felt lost.
His human nature shrank and shattered like an autumn leaf.
Blood poured into sweat. Into his core,...

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As thorns exist with the rose, or redness subsists with blood
The evil that dwells in hearts has its traits in the physique.
Though humans try to...

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Mingled with the rural soil of Nazareth, he laboured
He played with the rustics, who were quarrelsome yet loving.
Farmers, carpenters, ironsmiths, weavers, and the shepherd
These were...

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As the Polaris shines at day-night, night-day transition
And lightens up nooks and crannies of all eight directions
To confirm the covenant as per David's tradition
The Virgin...

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“Beauty” - a word I often hear or say,
Like “love”, but, verily, what does it mean?
As youth or mem’ry, can it slip away?
I look, but...

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I go within my being and touch the core of my soul.
Like a monk in deep meditation, my mind is quiet.
Exploring the hidden, unknown truths...

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No one, nor art thou Dear, free from some flaws, 
A flaw endears and scarce if at all irks, 
It seems strange, but a flaw...

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Springing like a drop of water from the Supreme Brahma
I've mingled with wells, lakes, seas, and oceans. With streams, I've flowed
I've played the role of...

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The resonance of the old vampire’s voice
holds the soul of the French Quarter;
Thick as a rich pot of red beans and rice 
just waiting to...

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