Poetry: Nature - by Kristen Alliegro

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by Kristen Alliegro

Created on: June 13, 2008

Note: I actually wrote this one a few years ago and thought I'd share it.

Mohave Tears

The music on my radio
A song of the Mohave desert
Wind whistling the chant of pending storms
Sand strewn vastness in fire-orange and yellow glory
Empty quiet laid before the inner eye
Soul wrenching sisterhood
Calling, lightening sirens beckoning
Arms outstretched a welcoming embrace
Thundering my heart cries
A downpour.

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Desert Wonders
I lay here as the sun rises
Over the majestic peaks of the mountains.
The only sounds are those of
The early
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by Vivian Edwards

Morning in the meadow
As nature wakes I quietly watch
A special time I take
Wake up early don't want to be late I love to watch
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by Jenny Leigh Hodgins

Nature's Wisdom
Long has it been since I took in the sight
Of Kentucky's brand of countryside;
Unbound ed and free, the Bluegrass
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by Lisa Fuller

BELONGING.

Tell me of a raindrop bursting through the sky,
Joining with a river that's gently passing by.
Gathering up its
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by Nicole Gard

Mother Sea
take my soul from me
ye vast thrashing creature
spoil it
dash it upon thy rocks
suck the breath from this battered

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