#NatureImagery

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Day night up downs are required in life, but can you also lift your head up sometimes? Take time out of your work you workaholic, and give it to mother nature time to time.

Just get up early one day and watch the sunrise, the birds will sing a good morning song for you. Stand in your terrace instead of staying in bed, you'll know what cuddles by the nature feels like.

A flock riding the blue and white sky, in different patterns that always amaze children. If you see a healthy plant with blooming flowers, the plant is greeting you a good day ahead.

Have you ever seen a swaying tree and rumbling leaves in a windy evening? As if floating in air, dancing every beat off, in contrast with the enchanting sound of wind.

See it with the view of a nature photographer, and feel the surroundings like a writer. Nature is the therapist you're looking for, it always have a cure to your stressful routine.

[ocarinrin]

17/06/2019

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[terimariedegree]

It's interesting to read this #poem and that's more so because of the date than anything else. My life was so different #9yearsago I couldn't see this #versionofme from back there. It leaves me with feelings of #hope and #anticipation for what is to come. #flashbackpoem #9yearsagotoday #onthisdayapp #fromthearchives #throwbackpoem #poetryisnotdead #poetsandwritersofinstagram #igpoets #bymepoetry #instagrampoets #igpoet #flashbackpoetry #natureimagery #seeds #fieldofdreams #poetryarchive #poetry #catapult #bewhatyoudream https://www.instagram.com/p/B9AzLTAlPtb/?igshid=1ev8ss6mrht6z

[jintard]

19. That book you were forced to read for class but actually ended up enjoying?

I barely remember what books we read in school. More often than not the teachers would give us a few options to choose from. 🤔

I do however remember being pleasantly surprised by a book called “Persikosommar” 🍑 by Jodi Lynn Anderson, that I had to read when I was maybe 14 or so? It was for my Swedish class, and I remember first being bummed out because I was binge-reading... Narnia(?) at the time and this would interrupt me. Ended up reading the whole series. 😂😂

[surveycircle]

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— Daily Research @SurveyCircle (@daily_research) April 14, 2020

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Green

What comes to every mind when they hear green? Something that enhances nature called greenery, but something with many variations and twist. This color "Green" alone can touch every keen. We call it the color of peace, freshness and renewal, and feeling of fur-like grass around, soft and serene. New leaf covered with droplet, as it always be, no one can deny the comfort and vibrant it gives.

But It can also be something no one heard or seen. As it goes darker, nature can also turn spine-chilling. What holds in darkness behind lushness and mist? A feeling of something creepy and unforeseen. Shades from light to dark hold different meaning. Sounds of creatures growling from the midst. Green have everything from calmness to thrill.

[terimariedegree]

#nikkigiovanni is #livingblackhistory a #poet known for much including her #newyorktimesbestseller Bicycles: Love Poems This is a #poem on #blackhistorymonth which I like because of the #natureimagery and #blackaffirmations + this photo of her is fantastic! It is #joy 😊💜 (Photo by Sarah L. Voisin/The Washington Post via Getty Images.) #justasgoodas #placehere #blackhistorypoetry #blackauthors #blackpoets #bicycleslovepoems #inspiration #nature #rolemodel #poetrolemodels #blackhistoryismyhistory #catapult #bewhatyoudream https://www.instagram.com/p/B8Kp_Gfl9BB/?igshid=sl034b3hsu1w