Category: Nature
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Lesley Scoble’s poem “Tree,” written for the d’Verse Poets’ Etheree prompt, celebrates the rich biodiversity of ancient temperate rainforests, exemplified by the presence of the…
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The poem “The Crane’s Duet” by Lesley Scoble reflects on the historical journey of the common crane in Britain. Once abundant, the crane became extinct…
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Ephemeral Whispers highlights the ethereal beauty of nature through poetry. The content outlines the structure and characteristics of an Elfje, a five-line Dutch poem form,…
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In a serene meadow, summer turns to autumn as goldfinches gather the final seeds. A fox rests in the shadow of sunlit trees. The observer…
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The poem “Dewdrop” beautifully captures the quiet splendour of nature in the early morning. Written in response to a prompt about the enduring beauty of…
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The Kimo poem, a form of Israeli haiku, inspired a Garland Kimo poem on the struggle between good and evil. The author chose to reflect…
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The poem “Border Line” emphasises the division between nature and human presence, asserting the ownership of the land by nature. The poet warns against crossing…
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The poem “The Rocking Throne” depicts an empty throne in a marshland, symbolising anticipation for a new ruler.
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The poem “Me-wow” reflects on self-discovery. Written by Lesley Scoble.
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The post presents a cento poem, a patchwork of lines from various poets, exploring themes of love, nature, and art. The poet credits fellow writers…
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