With sadness looking around each corner Blurry eyes still searching for some lost hope Betrayed by death will become its mourner Always wondering how we'll ever cope
Floating in a small stream the ducks will graze Moving slowing around each bending reed Drifting down the shoreline shifting our gaze Silently watching lonely hunger feed
Lost in confines of this most peaceful place Reflections filled in nature's paradise Each tender stalk ripples in state of grace Refreshing thoughts in a clear pool advise
Nature's peace given on these restless days Abundantly found in sun's setting rays
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Posted: Sep 2012
About this poem:
Sometimes only the quiet solitide of a walk in nature will heal a troubled mind.
Immersing ourselves in the negatively charged ions found in natural surroundings brings about positivity to man...It's amazing how a short time in communion with nature can charge us up and lift spirits up!
LadyMorgana60Norwich, Norfolk, England UKSep 24, 2012
Simply divine to soak up nature's natural energy & beauty..as does this fine sonnet..
Poetnumber1St James, Port of Spain Trinidad and TobagoSep 24, 2012
Nature is certainly a wonder but sadly few ever take the time to observe or bask in the wonders of nature,a fine write
niah9Auckland, New ZealandSep 24, 2012
Great write Yankee...Kathy
Odette67Penrith, Cumbria, England UKSep 25, 2012
Nature's peace given on these restless days Abundantly found in sun's setting rays
Beautiful Sonnet as ever Yankee.
Serenity4twoDonegal, IrelandSep 25, 2012
"Refections filled in nature's paradise "--what a beautiful phrase ! lovely poem --well done ! Regards --Fiona
morgen90210singapore, Central Singapore SingaporeSep 25, 2012
Hi, Yankee4you, Blurry eyes still searching for some lost hope... Well, if not in the writing of this soulful sonnet, then, surely, it is in nature that one will find it!
FellsmanLake District, Cumbria, England UKSep 28, 2012
Hi Yankee
A most melancholy and reflective sonnet, a super read...
Comments (10)
Abundantly found in sun's setting rays
Beautiful Sonnet as ever Yankee.
Blurry eyes still searching for some lost hope... Well, if not in the writing of this soulful sonnet, then, surely, it is in nature that one will find it!
A most melancholy and reflective sonnet, a super read...
Best wishes
Bill