30 phrases from poems about nature representing its strength and beauty

Look at these old trees, more beautiful than the new trees, more friendly: the more beautiful the older they are, conquering age and storms.

Olavo Bilac

Such is your fate, O daughters of nature; in which beauty weighs you down, you perish; but, no… If a poet’s hand cultivates you now, O roses, more alive, more joyful, you bloom.

Machado de Assis

Autumn. In front of the sea. I throw open the windows onto the silent garden, and I gaze at the waters, absorbed. Autumn… Whirling, the yellow leaves. Roll, fall. Widowhood, old age, discomfort.

Olavo Bilac

Between the moonlight and the foliage, between the quiet and the trees, between the night and the breeze, there is a secret. Follow him my soul in the passage.

Fernando Pessoa

Because I am only that serious thing, an interpreter of Nature, because there are men who do not understand its language, because it is not language at all.

Fernando Pessoa

Sometimes, suddenly, Nature slaps me in the face of my senses, and I am confused, disturbed, wanting to understand. I don’t really know how or what… I just have to feel pleasure because it’s a breeze, or to feel displeasure because it’s hot, and in any way that I feel it, like this, because I feel it, it’s my duty to feel it. it…

Fernando Pessoa

Wind with a sad voice, a plaintive voice, wind that laughs at me always mocking, wind that laughs at the world and at love, your voice tortures everyone!

Florbela Espanca

Autumn of golden twilights, of purples, apricots and brocades! You clothe the whole land in splendor!

Florbela Espanca

The leaves of the trees serve to teach us to fall without fanfare.

Manoel de Barros

The most walking bird I know is a swallow. They change places with the seasons. Then they come back.

Manoel de Barros

Either there is rain and there is no sun, or if there is sun and there is no rain!

Cecília Meireles

The sun walks through the meadows and the golden hand walks through the waters, through the leaves… Ah! all bubbles that come from deep pools of illusionism… — nothing else.

Cecília Meireles

This month, at dusk, rain runs down the mountains, and then the night is clearer, and the chirping of crickets makes the wet smell of the ground throb.

Cecília Meireles

Nature is two. One, as it knows itself. Another, the one we see. But do we see? Or the illusion of things?

Carlos Drummond deAndrade

They say flowers are all the words the earth says.

Fernando Pessoa

They can cut all the flowers, but they cannot stop the spring.

Pablo Neruda

Nature is everyone’s mother and treats everyone with care, because like every mother who loves, she doesn’t want her child mistreated.

Mena Moreira

A free bird jumps on the back of the wind and floats downstream until the current ends and dips its wing in the orange sunbeams and dares to claim the sky.

Maya Angelou

Water understands civilization well; wets my foot, but beautifully, it cools my life, but with humor, it’s not disconcerted, it’s not heartbroken.

Ralph Waldo Emerson

The flower that smiles today, tomorrow dies. Everything we want to stay tries and then flies. What is the delight of this world? Rays that mock the night, brief, even so bright.

Percy Shelley

Tulips are very excitable, it’s winter here. See how white everything is, how quiet, how covered in snow. I’m learning to have peace, lying alone in silence

Sylvia Plath

Let life do to you what spring does to flowers.

Pablo Neruda

I’m in love with an earth girl. Earth element sign, of the sea it is said: “land in sight”. Earth for the foot, firmness. Earth to the hand, caress. Other stars are your guide… Earth, no matter how far away the wandering navigator, who would ever forget you?

Caetano Veloso

Nature does not work miracles; makes revelations

Carlos Drummond deAndrade

In the shadow of the power plant, your garden was minimal, without flowers. Plants were born, reborn not to be looked at.

Carlos Drummond deAndrade

The sun in eclipse is sun obscured; in the flower also the insect makes its nest.

William Shakespeare

Sunshine, may the leaf bring and translate, in new green, in leaf, in grace, in life, in strength, in light. Blue sky, which comes to where the feet touch the earth and the earth inspires and exhales its blues.

Caetano Veloso

We do not weep, friend, the youth; let us grow old laughing, let us grow old as strong trees grow old, in the glory of joy and goodness, sheltering the birds in the branches, giving shade and comfort to those who suffer.

Olavo Bilac

We try to protect the tree, forgetting that it is the one that protects us.

Carlos Drummond deAndrade

I looked at you. And I have understood for so long that I am earth. I have been waiting for so long that your most fraternal body of water will spread over mine

Hilda Hilst