 Beauty, unlike Love or Friendship or even Life, brings its own sweet reward. You don't have to bring Beauty into existence. You don't have to work at it. All that is required is that you appreciate it, as the poems you are about to read surely do. These poems are about Beauty, but more than that they are about the appreciation of it. In nature. In people. In the situations that make up our daily lives. Poetry is Truth. And perhaps the greatest Truth any of us can discover is that Beauty exists in our lives, only waiting to be found and recognized. And appreciated. |
                
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| Poems on Nature and Beauty (61-76) | Author |
| Wyoming Nights | Heather Gendall |
| The poem proves that different places have different skies. What? You didn't know that? | |
| Sun and Shadow | }X{Angel}X{ |
| We see Beauty through the miracle of light. And, too, through its absence. | |
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| Poems on Nature and Beauty continued | Author |
| To Drink The Wind | }X{Angel}X{ |
| Though out history, mankind has been in love with the horse. Is that because this regal animal, for much of civilization, has represented freedom? Or is it, perhaps, because for a brief moment we can become one with something foreign - and beautiful - to us? | |
| Angel Of The Night | Wolfgang |
| This powerfully evocative piece speaks of more than just beauty. It speaks of Life, and Love, and a Peace seldom found - and therein lies it's Beauty. | |
| Poetry Is… | Beth Hammontree |
| The poet suggested placing this work in the Poetry Buffet, but I disagreed. A poem about Poetry, after all, is a poem about Beauty… | |
| The Day Of The Chickadee | Nancy Ness |
| Nature often seems to mix Power and Beauty in equal doses. The power of Winter can rule (and rue) our lives, but it takes a poet sometimes to remember the beauty, too. | |
| Helen of Troy | Angel Adoration |
| A tribute to a legend - and a best friend… | |
| Above The Clouds | Nancy Ness |
| Discover a magical, surreal land filled with both beauty and fantasy. And abundant, too, perhaps with happiNess. | |
| Blue | Nicholas Theisen |
| Beauty is where you find it, but only if you're willing to look. A bit different, this poem will require some thought. | |
| Dawn's Sonnet | Nancy Ness |
| The unparalleled beauty of dawn can light our hearts, as well as our way… | |
| Painted Flowers | Agnes Nogal |
| Many poets write verse after verse on the intricate, delicate beauty of Nature. In a mere ten lines, this poet accomplishes as much… | |
| Beauty Unseen | Michael Anderson |
| Can even a gifted poet describe Beauty to one who cannot see? | |
Waves Crashing |
Rachel Branch |
| This is a short poem that I wrote about how I believed, and still do believe, that God helps and loves everything. | |
| Mount Shasta | Michael Anderson |
| The beauty of this mountain I almost find unspeakable. I gave it a shot anyway. | |
| The Lost Loon | The Unknown Poet |
| I was on a friends boat called the Lost Loon and writing this poem just seemed like the thing to do. | |
| The Mime | Ron Carnell |
| I think, sometimes, the tone of a poem can lend contrast to the subject. This poem has a dark, portending tone, but is nonetheless about a very light subject. | |
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