Poetry: Love of nature - by Marianna Arolin

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by Marianna Arolin

Created on: January 16, 2009

The Beauty Of Summer

I do so love the songbirds,
The scarlet maple trees.
Summer's painted daisies
And the busy honey bees.
Yes, I admire the hollyhocks
The faded stockade fence.
The arbor and the dahlias
The ivy trailing dense.
The climbing rose enchants me
Glistening with dew.
Fluffy cotton candy clouds
Enhance a sky of blue.
It seems my good fortune
The beauties summer brings.
And, I enjoy them all
From my garden swing.

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by Lisa Beach

Northern Lights

Cold night air so ripe with promise;
I stand a wooden ladder
to the barn's roof...
there to sit and
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by Nancy Browne

The Trail
Oh, gold colored leaves
You remind me of many seasons
Among this walk in peace
The sunset
More divine under brisk air
Then
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by Joe Poulton

Star of Passion
Look into
The night sky,
To see
Upon this mountaintop.
The beauty of,
The beauty with in,
The beautiful
Star of
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by Marianna Arolin

The Beauty Of Summer
I do so love the songbirds,
The scarlet maple trees.
Summer's painted daisies
And the busy honey bees.
Yes,
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by Jim Curtis

Water Somewhere Beneath My Feet

I do not understand
rivers that flow
beneath earth through rock
into seas where no ship sails;

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