| Poems on Nature and Beauty (1-30) | Author |
| The Laughter Of The Loon | Nancy Ness |
| The vision of graceful loons descending silently upon a calm lake is surpassed only by the exquisite song they sing to each other. | |
| The Gypsy Violin | Munda |
| None would deny the beauty of music, but not everyone is lucky enough to also feel its magic. | |
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| Poems on Nature and Beauty continued | Author |
| Sea Love | Kamla Mahony |
| Often a poet's heart is called to the sea, and joins with rivers to flow there. | |
| Immortal | Daniel James Burt |
| Like a Greek statue, she stands forever captured. | |
| Symphony Of The Sea | Alwye |
| The melody of the sea is not often felt unless one truly listens with their soul. | |
| A Window Away | Sandi Vander Sluis |
| There is a beauty in life - even the small and simple life. | |
| Palm Trees Refrain | Rosemary Winters |
| Trees are the lifeblood of our world. If they could speak, what accusations might we hear? | |
| The Sea | Elizabeth Tew |
| Humanity's fascination with the wonder and power of the sea stretches back into prehistory. And forward, into the now. | |
| Pathways | Dawn |
| Beauty can sometimes be best appreciated when it is shared. This lovely poem emphasizes that more than most. | |
| Stars | Sherri Anderson |
| If there is anything in this Universe that is eternal, surely it must be those twinkling lights above our heads. | |
| Touch Of The Wind | Sarah Barsness |
| There is beauty in nature. Sometimes, a very personal beauty. | |
| Rain For The Soul | Wag |
| There can be beauty even in pain. | |
| The Wanderer | Tinker |
| If the slowly moving waters could talk to us, perhaps these are the words they would speak. | |
| Three Part Poem - The Fluttery Buttery Fly | Arugula Grub |
| A creature so unique, it needs three poems to describe its varied life. | |
| Nell | Brendan Hunt |
| Inspired by a movie, this poem speaks of the beauty of simplicity. | |
| Stirling Town | Carey Lenehan |
| There is a quiet, somber beauty to be found in a small town life. As this very talented poet shows us. | |
| Summer | James |
| There is a beauty to every season, but none symbolize Life more than does Summer. | |
| Orange Flowers On An Early Spring Day | Rosemary Winters |
| The color and beauty of Spring enrich us in ways no other season ever can. | |
| Percipience | Nancy Ness |
| Life, they say, evolved from the oceans. And many of us return to its beauty every day. | |
| Scent | Alberto La Femina |
| Our world is a very large place. And a very tiny one. | |
| Open Weave | Ted Reynolds |
| Is it nature's beauty or a magical spell? Or might it even be both? | |
| To Catch A Falling Leaf | Leonna |
| How wonderful it is to see the changes of the seasons - and the splendid colors of autumn - and the fun we derive from all of those falling leaves. | |
| Winds | Cindy Camilleri |
| Where does the wind come from? Or should we, perhaps, better ask where it is going? | |
| The Angels Cry | Rick Thompson |
| Bad weather isn't necessarily bad. It can often be very beautiful. | |
| Relax | James Bowie |
| Learning to unwind when our daily stress begins to overtake us can be difficult - unless we take the time to read some of this talented poet's work... | |
| The Rose | Athena |
| This poem has a love for roses, and sees it as a catalyst that constantly rekindles eternal beauty for all of us. | |
| The Race | Batgirl |
| There are few animals that have been as important to humanity as the horse. Or as beautiful. | |
| Picnic-Cooler Colors | Ted Reynolds |
| Color impinge only our sense of vision. Right? | |
| Silent Dawn | Marie Paradise |
| Before the sun arises, there are people there to appreciate the beauty of a new day. | |
| My World | Ashley Williams |
| There is beauty in human movement. And perhaps more than beauty. | |
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