Wildlife Poems - Poems about Wildlife

They burnt tons of tusks But the felled beasts Remained silent still In the spirit realm Watching the fire slowly Consume pieces of themselves Waiting quietly In that realm Where their glorious trumping Is not perceptible to the living Waiting patiently For their brothers, sisters Sons, daughters...Read the rest...

A gentle wave from curling leaf watches in weakness. Green slips from shore, a purchased release. Tender roots wash with shuttered sounds. Steals foundation to a diminished, poison grip. Inundate with modern gift's inevitable disguise. The last...Read the rest...

I am a wild animal by blood and nature Loving the outdoors each chance I get Bred to be a domesticated pet Free range is the only way I know to be Why am I sent to obedient schools...Read the rest...

Fun filled, each of my days, I'm fulfilled, the harvest of my blessings is rife~ in my ways. So, no excuse, I'll scatter town like a wildlife ~ let loose! No stress! Even no strife~ Yes! Fun-filled, each of my days, I'll scatter town like...Read the rest...

Our earthly realm of wonder and beauty Observing its glory is our living duty The most exquisite sight I have ever seen Was a paradise island I have never been A tiny green dot in the mighty ocean blue Unleash...Read the rest...

More rural space becomes an urban scar As man’s machines arrive and start to scrape Through living loam down to the dead grey clay. Hedges ripped out and carted off to tip, Trashing nests and burrows right from the...Read the rest...

Butterflies are a magical magentic wonder of our world's skies In many ways they are not dissimilar to us coming in all different colours categories configurations and size. Butterflies can't see their own wings they never know...Read the rest...

(Free Verse) How we miss those lovely, verdant scenes of woodlands that framed our riversides; rich, with hearty trees and creature life... callously mowed down, destroyed in name of progress and development... deforestation...acres of lush trees, and their creatures also...Read the rest...

"Awakening to the Red Road: An Ecopoetic Odyssey" I. Anthropocentric Dissonance - Daniel Henry Rodgers Do you hear that rumbling? That's the ancient woodlands wailing and crying out! I can hear their echoes mourning as we silence those whispering...Read the rest...

bright ruby and green flash dance across the garden. humming and twirling sipping from flowers they zigzag helter-skelter savoring each drop chirping their pleasure as they drink nature’s treasure suddenly they’re gone ...Read the rest...

My Bad They used our Courage Like a Weapon Made our Kindness And Tolerance VERSUS Fear Seem Naive. Our Health and Safety Were NEVER THEIR CONCERN! Oh, well, too late. I learned that from Squirrels and Scrub Jays I fed peanuts to. Sorry, but you all look So cute! -Gray Squirrel 02/18/24...Read the rest...

quick sight… caught a creamy, frothy tail skulking behind bins caramel this creeping tod wry trickery, claw prowl and sly, brazen he's getting too brave soon… a knock on the door...Read the rest...

The utter splendour of garden life Encompassed by nature, calm and serene A sanctuary away from all that strife What a pleasure it has been! Wondrous sounds competing all around With eyes closed, I listen in Standing barefoot upon grassy ground A...Read the rest...

Are they angry, annoyed with alien landed gentry? Are they just playing a game shared, taught?...Read the rest...

The fields all covered in golden brown. Natures beauty all around. Deers jumping throughout the wheat. The crop has groomed so very neat. Beyond the wheat, the sky is blue. The sun shines bright, no site of dew. For every field...Read the rest...