Sonnet 81: On Nature Poem by David Wood
Sonnet 81: On Nature
If you go down to the woods and listen
At the sound of nature all around you
To the Lark and humble cricket glisten
As the sun awakens the morning dew.
You will hear the most amazing sound
Of bird song and crickets in the warm breeze
And see squirrels coming from all around
And hear the wind rustling through the trees.
Cuckoo’s can be heard in the morning air
Woodpeckers hammering away all day
A brace of roe deer make a perfect pair
As they both run and skip and jump and play.
Nature’s wonder is beauty to behold
To behold this beauty is worth more than gold.
Nature has given us many wonders. But all are busy in their wonders. Whoever captures nature in their wonders Wonders captures them in their nature. Beautiful poem....Loved reading it.
wow! what a beautiful poem on nature.. sweet and enchanting one! ! !
a lovely sonnet on nature filled with good imagery. natures wonder is beauty to behold so true
I loved reading this poem you have expressed so beautifully nature's wonder!
Nature’s wonder is beauty to behold To behold this beauty is worth more than gold. beautiful sonnet indeed! though it's quite unfortunate that we have left staying connected to nature in a physical and practical way, but these poems and sonnets connect us in their own manner! ! !
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/23/2024 9:42:36 PM # 1.0.0.1119
A really great poem, with computer games and what not, the younger generation don't know the wonders of nature. They really don't know what they are missing.