Section: «Poems»
Verse (ancient Greek ὁ στίχος — row, structure), a term in versification used in several meanings:
artistic speech organized by division into rhythmically commensurate segments; poetry in the narrow sense; in particular, it implies the properties of versification of a particular tradition ("antique verse", "Akhmatova's verse", etc.);
a line of poetic text organized according to a certain rhythmic pattern ("My uncle of the most honest rules").
World Environment Day
Once more this day calls out our name,To face the truth, to share the blame.Not with despair, but hopeful sight,For change is born from conscious..
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When the Earth Remembers
The Earth remembers every tree,Each careless cut, each poisoned sea.She keeps our footprints in her clay,And echoes what we leave each day.Yet she..
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A Green Prayer
Let forests stand where axes pause,Let rivers heal from human flaws.Let skies be blue, not filled with smoke,Let Earth be more than words we..
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The Earth Speaks
I am the breath within your lungs,The ancient song forever sung.I’m mountain stone and ocean tide,The soil where fragile seeds abide.I gave you..
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Promise to the Planet
I make a promise, clear and true,To live with care in all I do.To waste no more, to give back twice,To choose the path that’s good and wise.For Earth..
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Silent Plea
The forest falls without a sound,The oceans cry where life once drowned.Yet hope remains in human hands,To heal the seas, restore the lands.Listen..
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If We Choose
If we choose to walk with care,The Earth will heal, the skies grow fair.If we choose to act with greed,We plant destruction like a seed.The choice is..
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World Environment Day
One planet, fragile, bright, and blue,Shared by me and shared by you.This day reminds both heart and mind,The Earth needs care from humankind.Protect..
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Nature’s Balance
The rivers sing, the forests speak,Of balance lost and futures weak.When greed is gone and care is grown,The Earth will thrive, no longer..
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Green Tomorrow
A greener world begins today,With choices small along the way.Each tree we save, each seed we sow,Shapes the future we will know.The Earth remembers..
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Voice of the Earth
I am the land beneath your feet,The sky above, the oceans deep.I give you life with every breath,Yet suffer wounds that lead to death.Hear my call..
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Forever Grateful
Through every step, through every year,Your love has always kept me near.In hopes, in dreams, in all I do,I feel the strength that comes from..
© Parents Day
Thank You, Mom and Dad
Thank you for the time you gave,For every lesson, strong and brave.For all the love you showed each day,Even when words were hard to say.On Parents..
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Roots and Wings
You gave me roots to stand up tall,And wings to rise when dreams would call.You taught me strength, you taught me care,To face the world and still..
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A Parent’s Love
A parent’s love is calm and deep,A promise made the soul to keep.In quiet nights and hopeful days,It shows itself in countless ways.No gift on earth..
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Parents, Our Guiding Light
From gentle words to caring hands,You guide our hearts, you help us stand.Through every storm, through joy and pain,Your love is steady, strong, and..
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The Optimist
The fields were bleak and sodden. Not a wingOr note enlivened the depressing wood,A soiled and sullen, stubborn snowdrift stoodBeside the roadway...
© Ella Wheeler Wilcox
The Old Wooden Cradle
Good-bye to the cradle, the dear wooden cradleThe rude hand of Progress has thrust it aside.No more to its motion o’er sleep’s fairy ocean,Our..
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The Old Moon In The New Moon's Arms
The beautiful and slender young New Moon,In trailing robes of pink and palest blue,Swept close to Venus, and breathed low: 'A boon,A precious boon, I..
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The Ogre Slam-The-Door
There is a certain castle that is beautiful and fair,And plants, and birds, and pretty things, fill every room and hall,But alas! for the unhappy..
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The Needle And Thread
The Needle and Thread one day were wed,The Thimble acted as priest,A paper of Pins, and the Scissors twinsWere among the guests at the feast.That..
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The Musicians
The strings of my heart were strung by Pleasure,And I laughed when the music fell on my ear,For he and Mirth played a joyful measure,And they played..
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The Muse And The Poet
The Muse said, Let us sing a little songWherein no hint of wrong,No echo of the great world need, or pain,Shall mar the strain.Lock fast the swinging..
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The Mother's Prayer
A mother kneels by the cradle,Where her little infant lies,And she sees the ghastly shadowsCreeping around his eyes.And she clasps her hands..
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The Messenger
She rose up in the early dawn,And white and silently she movedAbout the house. Four men had goneTo battle for the land they loved,And she, the mother..
© Ella Wheeler Wilcox