Nature Dizain Poems

When eternal Self ensouls body-mind,
being what it is, wishes to live on
but since to its true nature, it is blind,
it fears death, whereas it should...

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The amber leaves descend in swirling grace,
Beneath the skies that fade from blue to gray,
They dance upon the wind, a soft embrace,
As autumn steals the...

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Winter's subtle brush and Spring's balmy stroke
On ragged frost to glossy flowers
Will on with the heaven's wheel go—
A passing through your new older hours,
The sun's...

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Winter with thoughtful wings slips upon
When her voice is too frail to hold life—
Everywhere green, this light she's from;
In gentleness back the forest bites,
As feathery...

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Quote by
Robert Charles Darwin

     SPECIES originate to evolute
     and RUNNING ON till environ permits,
   ...

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"Comprising countless quanta moving through space, Nature's nature reduced indifferent is to Pain."
-- the integrity of physics

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A lark on...

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Imagine a world void of all hate
where we could disagree and shake hands.
Kindness would wash all grief while we wait,
politeness would be in high demand,
and...

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Christ’s power dwells in the sun with ship’s drums 
In blazing glory without shame 
Showing its greatness even when dawn comes 
To blaze greater than...

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A garden of purple nature beauties,
Colourful small-sized nature gifts take flight,
it's a deep pleasure watching these cuties,
The sky is affable, serene and bright,
Basking in this...

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Tree canopies offer soothing delight
Wafting breeze that refreshes heart and soul
Ushering trekkers to surmount hill’s height
With their nature-granted functional role
Midst exuding beautification goal…
Under protective shade...

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Dark ominous clouds gather in the sky, 
Thunder rumbles loud somewhere far away, 
The earth gets ready, a shower is nigh, 
That drizzle drives her...

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It's in our very nature to destroy,
a destiny we seem intent to bear;
annihilate the things that give us joy,
or worse, treat Mother Earth with laissez-faire.
The...

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Sitting detached upon her moonlit throne
Yet with the butterflies, birds and flowers,
in blithe hues, she's never, in truth alone.
Mother Nature's pearly in midnight hours,
Lost in...

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Mighty nature’s force mixing things around
Battering places in agitation
Landslides and flashfloods surge high from the ground
Causing damages, large devastation
High casualty rate --- worst destruction
Climate change...

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Park’s stoic oak, its bark with deep fissures.
Soft serenade of brook and waterfall
With copper coins and stones of well-wishers.
Wee critters in and out of mossy...

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