Best Geographic Poems
From National Geographica mouse frolics in the sunny meadow,
'neath the grass slithers
a snaky shadow.
a short, smothered squeak, a muffled struggling,
flowers flirt with the breeze with
nary an inkling.
a feathery blur plummets from the sky
with razor-sharp talons and
a cruel cry.
rips the serpent with its cold, crooked...
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Categories:
geographic, nature
Form:
National Geographic Redux
Watusis are not genetically modified organisms
neither are pygmies
~ which is the long and short of it
...
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Categories:
geographic, africa, people, technology,
Form:
Free verse
Scene From National Geographica mouse frolics in the sunny meadow,
'neath the grass slithers a snaky shadow.
a short smothered squeak, a muffled stuggling,
flowers flirt with the breeze with nary an inkling.
a feathery blur plummets from the sky
with razor-sharp talons and a cruel cry,
rips the serpent with its cold, crooked...
Continue reading...
Categories:
geographic, animals
Form:
Rhyme