I love the ocean. It's a part of me - or I'm a part of it. I'm not sure which. I know only that it speaks to me. It has new and different insights for me each and every time I converse with it - which is nearly every day.

Loons are very elegant birds, and quite whimsically unique as well. They sing songs of laughter during the warm seasons, yet remain silent through the winter months.

Their melodious song, when they choose to sing, has a hauntingly mysterious echoing sound that clearly distinguishes them from other birds. They truly seem to be laughing aloud. Seeing them in the wild is an experience everyone should enjoy from time to time.

Read it out. Read it outside. Read it out loud. Read it out to a friend. This is the wonderful world we have been given to live in.

I live in the country and am surrounded by woods. I love nature. Birds are my favorites. My backyard is full of birds and chipmunks rabbits and squirrels. They bring so much happiness to me. I love my land and my home!

Watching a storm one day and had a different opinion of where the rain came from. This is how I viewed the rain that day.

This was written while trying to cram for a Bio-chem final and tries in turn to relax me as well as others who have stress - Remember the key to stress management is never to let it become more important than everything else.

This poem is a symbolic trip through early spring. When all the flowers are orange, symbolically denoting warmth.

This is a mythical telling of what a palm tree would say if it was dying and didn't know why it was dying. I envisioned it pleading to us humans to help it.

My poems are all spiritually influenced as I write them in no longer than five min, my pen flows until the poem is written. I have many to chose from this is just one of my selections.

I was inspired to write this poem because I once lived in a house surrounded by many huge oak trees. During autumn, there would be leaves falling all day, throughout the season. I watched my own children hold their hands up in the air in an attempt to catch the leaves as they twirled around in the slightest breeze. It was their own game, easy and fun.