When things in life go hairy, Remember the rosemary, Protect you from the lairy, And banish from the prairie, Gets rid of fog when weary, Sister of mint, rosemary. The post Rosemary appeared first on Naturetelling. Rosemary — Naturetelling Continue reading Poem: Rosemary — Naturetelling
Palmetto fan, type of palm, Sit under for shade and calm, Sharp fronds, do be careful ma’am, Protection, add leaf to charm. Absorb carbon, areca will do for you, Indoor palm, spritz as often as you make stew, Helps with clarity, see with fresh eyes – clear view, Admire greenery as you tea for two.… Palm Magick — Naturetelling Continue reading Poem: Palm Magick — Naturetelling
Time to pot the thyme, Indoors it will prime, Dressing with some lime, Hot pot, take your time, Add cream, not a crime, Greetings, there’s the chime, Lunch date, how sublime! The post Lunch Date with Thyme appeared first on Naturetelling. Lunch Date with Thyme — Naturetelling Continue reading Poem: Lunch Date with Thyme — Naturetelling
There’s a heatwave in the city, Relax…let go of the gritty, Convene for garden committee, Hot tea, cool down, less twitchy, Lay on grass next to the kitty, Shaded by tree, write your ditty, Butterfly passes by, pretty, Hang with best friend, he’s so witty! The post Summer chillin’ appeared first on Naturetelling. Summer chillin’ — Naturetelling Continue reading Poem: Summer chillin’ — Naturetelling
Performance poet, playwright and children’s author Joseph Coelho will “highlight and celebrate the power of poetry” in his role as the new Waterstones Children’s Laureate. Joseph Coelho was presented with the Laureate medal by outgoing Waterstones Children’s Laureate, Dame Cressida Cowell, at a ceremony held in London. His acclaimed works include his Luna Loves… picture books, his dark series of Fairy Tales Gone Bad, which … Continue reading Joseph Coelho to “celebrate the power of poetry” in role as Waterstones Children’s Laureate
Among the trees, a wolf howls, Closer to home, a fox prowls, Eyes wide open, night owls, On alert, something fouls, “Hear that”, guardian scowls, Enemy, it befouls, Take out, death by vowels, Raise a smile, lift the jowls. The post Nightmoves appeared first on Naturetelling. Nightmoves — Naturetelling Continue reading Poem: Nightmoves — Naturetelling
Come hither spontaneity, Done with homogeneity, Time to embrace inner deity. Grab your bag, let us rock’n’roll, Live and love life with heart and soul, Be on alert, there is a mole. June showers are coming, step out, Wish upon a rainbow, no drought, Clear, cool waters swimeth the trout. Raise your hood, let’s waltz in… Poem: Gaia-ety — Naturetelling Continue reading Poem: Gaia-ety — Naturetelling
Forests of cedar and evergreens swathed the land Mountains, plants and streams of water like Switzerland A momentary shift to desert, from soil to sand Life moves in cycles, so trees shall once again stand Beats from the darbucka, give growth a helping hand From scorching red-beige to fertile green, no more bland Oases flourish,… Poem: Transformation — Naturetelling Continue reading Poem: Transformation — Naturetelling
Sunny days are here past may Wildflowers are here to stay Queen bee passes by the bay Temps rise, on the grass we lay Arms in the air, catch a ray Reach for the sky, summer play Wild berries, take from the tray Pimm’s o’clock, it’s time to sway Giggles, can you hear the fae?… Midsummer is on its way! — Naturetelling Continue reading Poem: Midsummer is on its way! — Naturetelling
Lovers come in search of the rougest of red,The rose of love, passion and fidelity.Friends pick up the petals of the pink ahead,You see the orange, originality.Joy, a zest for life, youthful folly to spread,Walk your path and help others gain clarity,One-and-only orange rose on the rose bed,Why thank you for your gift of sincerity.… Orange Rose — Naturetelling Continue reading Poems: Orange Rose — Naturetelling
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