Butterfly poetry collection
Meadows and Mountains: Poetic Escapes
A varied collection of poems gathered around this subject, with space for different voices, images, and moods.
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Comparisons
Field and Peak:
Meadows are field, lush and bright,
Mountains peak, a towering sight.
One stretches with a gentle grace,
The other climbs, in every place.
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Grass and Stone:
Meadows grass, soft and green,
Mountains stone, a rugged scene.
One rests with a tender cheer,
The other stands, drawing near.
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Plain and Summit:
Meadows plain, wide and free,
Mountains summit, grand to see.
One whispers with an open hand,
The other reigns, across the land.
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Field and Peak:
Meadows are fields, lush and wide,
Mountains are peaks, where eagles glide.
One stretches with a gentle grace,
The other towers, touching space.
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Pasture and Summit:
Meadows are pastures, flowers and green,
Mountains are summits, lofty and keen.
One blooms with a tranquil light,
The other stands, a breathtaking sight.
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Nature's Reach:
Meadows, fields where flowers bloom,
Mountains, peaks where eagles loom.
Meadows, where the grasses sway,
Mountains, where the heights hold sway.
Comparisons
Both together, earth's embrace,
In their majesty, find your grace.
Meadows and mountains, lands divine,
Nature's wonders, intertwine.
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