Praising Nature: A Collection of Poems
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Marleen Rita Duckhorn
Marleen Rita Duckhorn is sixty-seven and lives in Southern California.
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Contents
Beautiful Lattice
The Sun And Moon Poem
The Mortality Of Nature
The Trees Trunk
Nature’s Pact
The Color Of Leaves
The Miracle Of A Rose
The Ancients On Plants
Tomatoes
Then There Was Snow
Becoming A Potato
Space Hogs
A Sizable Sea
Eggplant
Mustard Seed
Sunflower
Prancing Pigeons
Do We Regret Not Being A Plant
Reincarnation Of Carnations
Natural Silence
When Nature Knows You Know
Nature Saved Us
When Eden’s Fruit Was Picked
The Canyon
The Pepper Tree
Passport To A Cold Day
The Hollow Tree
Imperial Bee
What If The Sun Explodes
Do Plants Sleep
The Immortal Plant
A Dead Plant
Not To Be Tortured By Nature
Catching Up With All Of Nature
Nature’s Robbery
Please Put My Plant On Hold
Tag Along Sky
Praising Nature
Owning Your Words About Nature
Subtleties Of Nature
Into Nature’s Hand
For The Love Of Nature
Nature’s Victory
Nature And God
Nature’s Authority
Nature’s Wits’ End
Mother Nature’s Intuition
Utter Unto Nature
A Walk In The Fog
Nature Can Be Unorthodox
The Lock Of Nature
Victory Of A Natural Saint
Believe In Nature
Eclipsed By Nature
Nature Abides In True Love
The Marked Event Of Love
In Nature’s Reach Of A Wedding
Nature’s Honeymoon
Raising Nature’s Family
The Best Of Nature
Allow The Flow Of Nature
Nature’s Answer
Ammunition Of Nature
Fortress Of Nature
Nature’s Ambulance
Nature’s Net
In Slight Of Nature
Backwoods Of Nature
The Writ Of Nature
Sioux City Naturally
When Nature Becomes Angry
When Nature Is In Danger
Nature’s Third Strike
North Winds Of Nature
Nature’s Influence
Playful Nature
Nature And Her Sun
Riding Nature’s Train
Mirth Of Nature
Nature’s Bible
Attack On Nature
Nature’s Halloween Mask
Nature In April
Could A Poet Be Like Nature
On The Shoreline Of Nature
Boughs Of Nature
Love Of Leaf
When You Can Tour Nature
Finding Nature’s Voice
Nature’s Barnacles
Nature’s Catch
Admists The Travel Of Nature
Nature As A Tough Cookie
Interwoven Nightmare Of Nature
Trifling With Nature
Whitling Nature Into A Shape
In The Brisk Light Of Nature
The Snowball Effect Of Nature
The Reign Of Nature
Cannon Balled By Nature Love
Back Track To Nature
The Raising Of Nature
In The Brisk Light Of Nature
Softly As Nature
When Nature Is In A Quandary
In The Swampland Of Nature
Nature’s Loving Spout
When Nature Stands To Reason
What Does Mother Nature Hear
Love Is Helped By Nature
When Nature Bares Her Lightning
When Nature’s On The Brink
Blessed Nature
Righteous Nature
Freewheeling Nature
Dog Ear Of Nature
Setting A Table For Nature
Nature’s Drama
Nature’s Christening
The Umbilical Cord Of Nature
The Drifters Of Nature
Leaves Of Nature
Nature’s Prosperity
Natural Life Is A Prison
For The Love Of Nature
When Nature Reprimands
One Minute With Nature
Before You Become Nature
Nature’s Prayer To Her Loving Man
Nature Is Not Pigeonholed
How Can Nature Answer Our Prayers
Passage Into Nature
Mother Nature’s Vice
The Digging Of Nature
Conifer Nature
Time’s Constructed Nature
Lean On The Nature Of Time
In The Sage Of Nature
If All The Chances Of Nature Are Used Up
Poisoned By Nature
Bruised By Nature
In The Twilight Zone Of Nature
Inside The Trap Of Nature
I’d Listen To Mother Nature If I Were You
Nature’s Lamp Light
Nature’s Apprentice
The Fame Of Nature
There Is A Trick Or Treat To Nature
Capricious Nature
Legitimate Nature
Open Ended Nature
What Is Nature’s Motivation
When You Spell Out Mother Nature
Travels Of Nature
The Infinity Of Nature
Organized Nature
Nature’s Shortest Poem
Christened Nature
Diluted Nature
Theater Of Nature
Behold The Land Of Nature
Nature’s Flux Of Seasons
Is Nature Wiser Than She Used To Be
We Are Similar To Nature
Stagnation Of Nature
What Does Nature Like Best
How Many Setting Suns Will There Be
Desires Of Nature
Indirect Contact With Mother Nature
Hummingbird Are Nature’s Pulse
Perplexed By Nature
Justify Nature
Cruelest Nature
Association To Nature
Lighten Up By Natural Lightning
Do What Nature’s Suns See
Nature Waited For Her Turn
The Encouraging Word Of Nature
Ransacked Nature
What Nature Does In Church
Why Did Mother Nature Give Animals Their Stripes
Nature’s Poem Are Stored In Space
The Rite Of Nature
Drawn Into The Pastures Of Nature
Belief In The Green Of Nature
The Rights Of Nature
What Does Nature Taste
What Does Nature Think Of Human Love
Smiles Of Nature
In The Immediate Feeling Of Nature
Intercepting Mother Nature
Getting To The Crux Of Nature’s Truth
The Poem Interested In The Courtship Of Nature
Death Is Part Of Nature
The Echo Of Nature
Brass Tacks Of Nature
In The Golden Burrow Of Nature
Revealing Mother Nature
Mother Nature’s Garden Of Eden Story
The Talk Of The Town Of Mother Nature
The Speaking Tree Of Nature
When The Pine Trees Cries
Nature’s Reverence
Reasoning Nature
When Nature Sends Us Something To Love
The Jolly Sun
Exclusive Pinecones Of Nature
In The Science Of Nature
Because Nature Loves Us
Nature’s Spooky In Laws
If We Abandonned Hope In Nature
Just A Simpleton, Mother Nature
Gophers Of Nature
Turn The Heck Onto Nature
Leaf It To A Leaf
In The Grit Of Nature
Is Nature Both Good And Bad
Nature Is A Triathlete
Nature And Innocence
Strictly Nature
In The Heart Of Mother Nature
Struck By Nature’s Lighnting
Time For Nature
The Joking Nature
The Kneeling Nature
Nature’s Bequest
Nature As A Beacon
Is Nature Upended By Harvest
When Nature Dances
The Look Of The Sphinx Is Nature
Nature’s Rain
For Nature’s Archangel
In The Safe Setting Of Nature
Who Does Nature Turn To
Violated Nature
My Heart Confided In Nature
Who Is The Child Of Nature
The Inquisitive Side Of Nature
Nature On Relationships
Nature’s Nirvana
Nature Is A Classic
What Does Nature Eat
Dark Of Nature
Message Of The Madness
Nature’s Gendarmes
Popular Take On Nature
Nature Wants Someone
Apparatus Of Nature
The Love Brought On By Nature
In The Tumult Of Nature
Wise Owl Of Nature
Wisdom Of Nature’s Ox
Delicate Nature
On The Springboard Of Nature
Nature’s Advice
In The Line Of Nature’s Fire
Nature Stops To Pose For A Poem
Is Nature A Mystic
Nature’s Dreams That Never Were
Do We See Where Nature Is Going
When Nature’s Tired
Rapture Within The City’s Nature
Reasonable Nature
With Nature, I Will Love
Caressable Nature
When Nature’s Stuck In A Trap
Pure Nature
Outlawed Nature
Nature Is A Futurist
Happy Nature
Nature’s Holiness
Whisper To A Bee
Believe In The Winds Of Nature
Another Day Has Chosen My Love
Nature Makes Something Out Of Nothing
When One Finds Mother Nature’s Flower
Here Lies A Hallow Heart
Nature’s Direction
The Edge Of Nature
Other books published by Marleen Rita Duckhorn published by Xlibris since the years 2007 include :
Red Daughters in a foreign spotlight
Soul Beams
Zoom Lens
Double Decked Nature
Gravel Pit on the Moon
Rocks on the Road
Poems of Gratitude
Written Rhythms of Space Travel and Earthly Things
Say Yes to Time
Flapping Soul, Words in Verse
Explorations of a Versemaster
Memorables Sayings of Poetry
Twelve Plus One
Dedication
This book is dedicated to Chuck Ross
Acknowledgements
I would like to give thanks to the following people for their kind encouragement: Russ Proctor, Tiana Miller, Denice Turner, Ruben Santa Cruz, Jude Cortes, and special thanks to Florence Laberge-Chalifoux for her outstanding technical support.
Beautiful Lattice
B eautiful lattice covered in vines
Is a wonder to behold
The strength of wood holds weaker vines
To behave as they should.
These plants of common variety
White clouds can view form the sky
As though a new ruling principle
Tapped upon my once ruling eye.
Subsequent to follow
I drift off to those clouds
I wouldn’t want to rule nature
That is for the heavens to shout aloud.
I’m content to really look
And pierce right to the core
Of lattice vines and clouds I write
To grow and float here evermore.
The Sun And Moon Poem
T he Sun sits cocky with a lofty wand
A red sky jockey with a hot suit on
Earns his living by shedding his degrees
His boiling moods get me down on my knees.
He shows up on time to heat up everyday
The Sun makes no excuses, he’s assigned to stay
He shoots out his hot flames a thousand miles high
Glad we’re a safe distance or we’d say, Goodbye!
The one interruption is the fainting Moon who sings
An overture and masterpiece but not so welcoming
The Sun and Moon compete in a very cosmic way
To shift the scenery from glow of night to day.
The Moon trips the setting Sun over horizon’s line
They’re reluctant to perfect this repeat of summit’s high
And should something otherworldly try to take their spot
They’d be the first to moan and groan, they just may not be so hot!
The Mortality Of Nature
I t’s sad to say, plants live and die
Fair to crumble, is a sad leaf’s life
The mulch becomes the tombstone’s fame
Leaves live and die by such a name.
The captive ground calls the blanket’s woe
Sturdier or otherwise, the one made out of snow
This reassembling pattern also attends the garden
The one thing unheard of is nature granting pardon.
Plants seem to leave behind a revamping pause
As nature and her energy flexes her mighty claws
But the toast of mortality is never done in vain
The raffle to remember is the sweet, sweet sugarcane.
The Trees Trunk
T he tree’s trunk at ground level
Grows in a sloped line called a bevel
The craggy roots below the ground
Are all in search of more food around.
The food is moisture, water