Nature Poetry

noun a long, narrow inlet of the sea, typically bordered by steep cliffs

adjective relating to or characteristic of a firth

• The firth of the river provided a natural barrier for the town.
• Let's take a boat out on the firth for some fishing.
• I heard there's some good surf at the firth today.
• The firth of knowledge is vast and endless.

verb to move or flap quickly and irregularly

adjective moving or flapping quickly and irregularly

• The butterfly's wings were fluttering gracefully in the garden.
• I saw a bird fluttering around in the sky earlier.
• She felt a fluttering in her stomach before going on stage.
• The excitement in the room was palpable, with anticipation fluttering in the air.

noun a small wood or forested area

• The orchard was filled with rows of citrus trees in a beautiful grove.
• Let's take a walk through the grove and enjoy the fresh air.
• I heard there's a cool spot to hang out in the grove behind the school.
• In the grove of creativity, ideas bloom like wildflowers.

noun a traditional form of Japanese poetry consisting of three lines with a 5-7-5 syllable structure

• The poet composed a beautiful haiku about the changing seasons.
• I tried my hand at writing a haiku, but it was harder than I thought!
• Check out this dope haiku I wrote last night.
• Her words danced across the page like a haiku in motion.

noun a meadow or open piece of grassland, especially one used for hay or grazing

• The company decided to hire a new marketing manager to lead their upcoming campaign.
• I heard Sarah got promoted to team lead at her job.
• Let's follow John, he knows the area like the back of his hand, he'll lead us to the best spot.
• Her passion for music has always been the guiding force that leads her through life's challenges.

noun the sound a horse makes

verb to make the sound a horse makes

• The sound of a horse's neigh could be heard from a distance.
• I love hearing the neigh of horses when I visit the farm.
• The neigh of that horse was so loud, it scared me!
• The neigh of dissent could be heard in the meeting room as employees voiced their concerns.

noun In Roman mythology, Tellus is the goddess of the earth.

• Tellus is the Roman goddess of the earth in ancient mythology.
• Have you heard of Tellus? She's like the earth goddess in Roman mythology.
• I'm all about that Tellus vibe, you know what I mean?
• Her presence felt like Tellus herself had descended upon us, grounding us in her power.

noun a valley, especially one that is long and narrow

interjection used to express farewell or goodbye

• The agreement has been signed and is now considered vale.
• Alright, it's settled then. Vale?
• Cool, so it's all good, vale?
• After the storm passed, the valley looked like a vale of peace.

noun a type of shrub that grows in the Western Ghats mountain range in India, known for its purplish blue flowers that bloom once every 12 years

• The kurinji flowers bloom once every twelve years in the Nilgiri Hills.
• Have you ever seen the beautiful kurinji flowers in bloom?
• That hike was tough, but the view of the kurinji flowers was totally worth it.
• Just like the kurinji flowers, some things in life only come around once in a blue moon.