Posts Tagged ‘Nature’
Marie Helen’s Fall Quote Is Featured On TODAY.com’s “75 Fall Quotes to Celebrate Sweater Weather”
♪♫ Hi Everyone! 🙂Thrilled to share that Marie Helen’s words are featured in an article titled “75 Fall Quotes to Celebrate the Arrival of Sweater Weather“ over on TODAY.com The quoted passage comes from the introduction Marie Helen wrote for her poem Dappled Shadow’s Of Mulberry Sonnet.The article is a perfect read to get us all…
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Peristeronic Cloud Nine by Marie Helen Abramyan
On a recent drive amid the heavy crawl of rush hour traffic, my gaze drifted skyward and beheld a heart-lifting sight: a flock of pigeons perched along city wires, row by row, basking in the warming rays. Their blissful serenity and graceful glides across the sky were mesmerizing. They were captivating. Observing the harmonious flock…
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Grasshopper Sings Haiku
⠀An intriguing yet familiar sound resonates throughout the air, kindling one’s interest to find the source. And after a brief explore, the reveler is found among the burgeoning greenery, and a delightful brief moment in nature is captured. Basking in the warmth of the vernal sunlight, hidden among the blooming California wildflowers, a grasshopper sings…
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Autumn’s Repose
Nature has taken a deep breath, and with gusting autumnal sighs of relief has shed away the heft of the year that’s now in the rear view. Tumbling away with strewn leaves are the remnants of days gone by. Storms have been weathered, dry spells overcome, and harsh winds survived, nature is…
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Nature’s Christmas Tree Sonnet
The holidays have arrived, and nature has once again joined the celebrations of the season. Colorfully festive floral displays, joyous bird sung tunes, and bountifully budding blossoms of pomegranate have set the scene for Nature’s Christmas Tree Sonnet, by Marie Helen. Let’s take a moment to relax and celebrate with nature, poetry, and music.…
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Nature’s Thanksgiving Feast
The day of Thanks is upon us, and nature tells a story of gratitude and growth. In Nature’s Thanksgiving Feast, a poem by Marie Helen, we see birds, squirrels, and small creatures alike, gather together to feast on a quintessentially autumn fruit, a pomegranate. A small part of nature’s bountiful harvest that has ripened to…
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Moth’s Moonlit Wanders
During holidays and days of lighthearted celebration, nature joins in on the special occasions. The small moments of beauty are everywhere, waiting to be discovered and enjoyed. Like the dancing moonlight that attracts a fluttering moth, and lights the way for its nighttime travels in “Moth’s Moonlit Wanders” by Marie Helen. So to mark this…
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Summer’s Figs Haiku
Green to soft purple Sweet velvet gems adorn tree Summer’s figs are ripe Beneath summer’s watchful eye, ripened figs have abundantly bloomed from bud to fruit, and filled the sturdy branches of the fig tree that sway to the summer breezes. A summer garden’s fruitful sight that inspired this Summer’s Figs Haiku by Marie Helen. …
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Forgotten Grapevines Haiku
Surrounded by parched, dry leaves Determined to grow Forgotten grapevines are found -Marie Helen A.
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Orange Tree Sonnet
Orange Tree Sonnet Amidst spring’s sun, fragrant white flowers bloomed; Gracing tree limbs, then garnishing the ground. In the summer sun, green citrus perfumed; Standing their place, unlike the flowers strown. To face the gusts of autumn’s rusty breaths; The color of the sun’s glow they assumed. Warming their seedy hearts, with zesty vests; Winter’s…
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