52 Quotes About Nature

1. A garden can be a place of peace for me watching nature and flowers be Catherine Pulsifer, A Garden Can Be
   Garden Poems




2. I'm nowhere lost and everywhere I am at home, my God is nature, my church is the immense blue dome, Alfred Bem, My Creed
   Christian Poems





3. Find peace ...by a quiet walk through nature's forests, or a peaceful time spent fishing at an undisturbed stream, or a vigorous hike upon trails through hillsides or mountain peaks. Catherine Pulsifer
   Poems of Encouragement




4. Giant oak trees... have deep root systems that can extend two-and-one-half times their height. Such trees rarely are blown down regardless of how violent the storms may be. Joseph B. Wirthlin
   The Oak Tree Poem




5. April showers bring flowers to bloom, nature's revival, dispelling gloom. Catherine Pulsifer, Each Month
   Month Poems




6. All nature grows in plentitude of life, and breathes deep with the bounties of good cheer. H. A. Laveley, October
   Poems About Life




7. And summer comes with verdant June; the flowers then are in full bloom, all nature smiles, the fields look gay; the weather's fine to make the hay. Unknown, The Seasons
   Poems About The Seasons




8. Away from Life's troubled pathway, through the valley and up the hill....There I see God's love all about me In the wonderful things He has made Edgar Nye, The Silence
   Poems About Life Struggles





9. The autumn leaves are falling; and over many a gorgeous Nature-painted scene, October's gold and amber stream. Lillian E. Curtis, October
   October Poems




10. The most spectacular colors are seen in nature, especially in the spring when everything has been black and white through the winter, to see that first flower popping up it is amazing Catherine Pulsifer
    Poems About Colors




11. Nature awakens in its full pride. With hope each year, we welcome spring and all good things that it brings. Catherine Pulsifer
    Weekly Poems




12. Nature, this Christmastide, has decked a tree. It stands upon a hill, lit by the sun.. . . The season's loveliest tree stands on the hill. Sudie Stuart Hager, Christmas Tree
    Christmas Tree Poems




13. Water belongs to us all. Nature did not make the sun one person’s property, nor air, nor water, cool and clear. Michael Simpson
    Poems About Water




14. I love to think of nature as an unlimited broadcasting station, through which God speaks to us every hour, if we will only tune in. George Washington Carver
    God's Garden Poem




15. Spring - Is this a time to be gloomy and sad, when our mother Nature laughs around Unknown, Just A Mention Of The Seasons
    Spring Poems





16. Joy is found in common things that each passing season brings Unknown, Common Things
    Poems About Joy




17. Observing the seasons can inspire patience, telling the age-old story of miraculous death and rebirth. The display combines a man-made, conventional way of telling time with that of nature's counterpart. Anna Potterm
    Quotes About The Seasons




18. Nature didn't need an operation to be beautiful. It just was. Scott Westerfeld
    Poems About Beauty




19. The Moon is faithful to its nature, and its power is never diminished. Deng Ming-Dao
    Poems About The Moon




20. Yellow leaves are falling covering the ground in gold, through the forest I'm strolling watching a circle that the nature has just made Zivan Vujcic, Autumn
    Autumn Poems




21. Nature's literature is written in mountain-ranges along the sky, rising to heaven in triumphant songs in long ridge and dome and clustering peak. John Muir
    Poems About The Sky




22. You scurried through the morning, you rushed throughout the day,....and in your haste and progress, achievement came your way, but joys of love and nature passed you by. Greta Zwaan, Time Belongs To Good
    God's Timing




23. All nature sovereign beauty now assumes; as nuggets fair the' gold-tinged pebble fills the splashing brooklets and the shining rills; and how the grandeur of the sun now thrills O. L. Linn, Sunset
    Poems About Sunset




24. A branch of yellow autumn leaves, so steeped in sunshine through and through they seemed like stuff that Nature weaves when all her homespun work she spurns Elizabeth W. Denison, The Law Of Life
    Poems About Leaves




25. Enjoy the beauty of a sunset, nature’s farewell kiss for the night. Sharon Rene
    Sunset Quotes




26. Whoever plows 'and tills the soil. And plants the seed with earnest toil; who waits on nature to reward, he lives in hope and trusts in God. Bernhart Paul Holst, Hope And Trust
    Trust In God





27. I believe in the beauty of nature, of art, of books, and of friendship. Ozora Davis, Mom Believes
    Mom Poems




28. Free, and untainted by the greed of gain: great Nature's man content with Nature's food. Charles Mair, There Was A Time
    Poems About Earth Day




29. Take in more sunrises, to stop and notice nature and your surroundings, and be thankful for the new day that has been given to you! Catherine Pulsifer
    Sunrise Poems




30. A peace serene and holy all Nature's being fills, breathes from the fragrant lilies. Unknown, God's Smile
    Poems About Peace




31. And I love each season’s change, the river, the brook of purling grace, the valley, the mountain range. J. W. Hammond, The Optimist
    Optimistic Poems




32. A brother is a friend given by nature. Ernest Legouvé
    Brother Poems




33. Nature sings to me forever, earnest listener I! Charles Mackay, Riches And Power
    Poems About Change




34. I saw the sweetest flower wild nature yields, a fresh-blown musk-rose, 'twas the first that threw its sweets upon the summer Keats, To A Friend Who Sent Me Some Roses
    Rose Poems




35. Every flower is a soul blossoming in nature. Gerard De Nerval
    Flower Poem




36. With Nature round so beautiful and bright, lift up thy soul in gratitude, and share the pure delight. Daniel C. Colesworthy, This World
    Don't Kill The Birds




37. And I'll trade my care for the meadows fair and the drowsy croon of bee, while I hold as mine the bliss divine a dream has brought to me. Nixon Waterman, A Dream At The Desk
    Far From The Madding Crowd




38. Waters that wash my garden-side play not in Nature's lawful web Ralph Waldo Emerson
    In My Garden Poem




39. From frosty mornings to blooming flowers, the world around us gently turns. Seasons change with nature's powers Catherine Pulsifer, Transitions
    Poems About the Change of Seasons




40. Nature’s first green is gold, her hardest hue to hold. Her early leaf’s a flower Robert Frost, Nothing Gold Can Stay
    Flower Quotes




41. When glory gilds the eastern sky, and Nature lifts her voice on high. Why should not man, with grateful heart, join in and take a noble part? John Imrie
    This Morning




42. Grass is the forgiveness of nature - her constant benediction. Brian Ingalls
    Poems about Grass and Lawns




43. All these songs of nature, rhythmical, passionate, yearning, coming in music from earth, but not unto earth returning. Henry VanDyke, Mother Earth
    Door of Daring




44. The lark announces morning hours, around my door the roses climb. And Nature lures me to her bowers - I thank the Lord that I have time. Douglas Malloch
    Simple Things




45. I go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in order. John Burroughs
    Poems About Health




46. Clouds are the most egalitarian of nature's displays, since each one of us has a good view of them, so it really doesn't matter where you are. Gavin Pretor-Pinney
    Quotes About Clouds




47. Blessed is the man that loveth Nature, for he shall never be lonely! William Steward Gordon, The Psalm Of The Woodsman
    Short Inspirational Quotes




48. Nature never rushes, yet everything gets done. Lao Tzu
    Patience Poem




49. Butterflies add a magical awe to nature Catherine Pulsifer
    Butterfly Poems




50. Nature sets up her easels wherever you chance to stray directing your glance to a sunset, or flowers growing wild by the way. Patience Strong, The Artist
    Poems




51. The glory of Nature is divinely grand, and humbles the spirit with its astounding hand. Catherine Pulsifer, Stories To Tell
    Poems About Travel




52. Think how To-day is blest! We've eyes to see Nature in Beauty drest for you, for me. Wilhelmina Stitch
    The Happiness Age