Best Hudson Bay Poems
In a Melting World
The Inuit call the Narwhal the one that points to the sky,
Because of their unique way of aiming their tusk upward;
The scientific name Narwhal means one tooth and one horn,
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Categories:
hudson bay, animal, fish, nature, water,
Form:
Verse
Playing Make-Believe
I have many happy dreams of my childhood life,
Mother and father and grandma made it special;
Playing make-believe was something I really loved,
I could do that for...
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Categories:
hudson bay, childhood, dream, happiness,
Form:
Narrative
A Fox TaleRemembering days of young- long ago
Adventurous me, I yearned for playtime
Playing with my siblings on mounds of snow
To the peaks of high mountains I would climb
'Neath fallen oaks rotted stumps, I have hid
I used to be so sly and so...
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Categories:
hudson bay, lonely,
Form:
Sonnet
Face Reality - Yes ButFACE REALITY - YES BUT
What is this world we see with eyes full closed?
As ‘real’, unless we mean by others shared
‘Untrue’, you say; ‘with my hand, cannot be disposed’
Yet my own ceiling clear, each detail bared
Patterned like the complex edge of Hudson Bay
Sea and ice...
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Categories:
hudson bay, life,
Form:
Sonnet
Canada's Golden Eagle
He flies unhurried, gliding on gigantic wings that glisten with gold,
Proud and bold, courageous and beautiful and powerful;
Above in an azure sky, fluffy white clouds are drifting by,
His...
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Categories:
hudson bay, bird,
Form:
Verse
Soul Stance River - 146 miles up river Arikara are encountered,
they are a people of amenable disposition and are agrarians,
they chuckle with sympathy as we inform them of our grizzly confrontation
and they tell us that disease had forced them to abandon the village down river last year,
many of their...
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Categories:
hudson bay, adventure, , cute,
Form:
Epic
The Talk of the TownNew York's the talk of the town.
New York, New York.
When you're passing through,
you get a scenic veiw.
Of the Statue Of Liberty.
New York's celebrity host.
They're the talk of the town.
Manhattan's day, a queens souffle.
A trip through Long Island.
Hudson Bay along the way.
New York, New York.
If...
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Categories:
hudson bay, celebrity, new york, song,
Form:
Lyric
JayneI see you every day
near the Hudson Bay.
Your body is like wine
but, your mine.
I know other men tried to win you over-
they all failed-
because you are meant for me.
Your name is like a lost French folk song,
or New York City in the rain
I seek no...
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Categories:
hudson bay, beautiful, body, cheer up,
Form:
Romanticism
Aunt Eva, the Wild WomanA vibrant, wild woman took center stage at every family wedding or party
Long, flowing locks even in old age, she always embarrassed her brother Artie
Once statuesque at nearly six feet tall, Eva was a sight to behold at buffets
Plate upon plate, she piled food so...
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Categories:
hudson bay, child, dedication, family,
Form:
Couplet
DestinyDestiny
Sun, earthen , moonshine
Ships, stars , two heavenly arms
Mists on Hudson Bay...
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Categories:
hudson bay, life, light, space,
Form:
Haiku
Transformationtransformation
pollywogs paddle
about her five year old toes
frogs in the making
summer kissed her cheek
awesome faces peer from leaves
freckles blooming now
at the waters edge
bullfrogs baroom a mating call
dusk whispers secrets
pie shop sells lemon
apple and boysenberry
poison berry to us
blankets on cool nights
hudson bay soft wooly warm
loons serenade...
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Categories:
hudson bay, giggle, girl,
Form:
Haiku
The Younger YouAlways young as you can be
Tender loving lasses and lads,
Enjoying life fully, carefree
While letting no problems trespass.
This era of yours will never come back
So be yourself, not let others lead,
Hang out, dress up and go out in a pack
What others may say you need not...
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Categories:
hudson bay, youth,
Form:
ABC
Fabel Sixteen Part TwoH
St.Charles Parish
When René Robert Cavelier sieur de La Salle claimed this vast country of
Louisiana for King Louis XIV on April 9, 1682, the French Empire in North
America extended from Hudson Bay in Canada to the Gulf of Mexico. During the
next...
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Categories:
hudson bay, faith, thank you, urban,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Traveling To YuliyaWhat a delight to realize,
While on my way to Leningrad,
You've given me my first 'White Night' -
A day stretched out before my eyes,
A night that won't exist for me,
As 'out of time' as love can be.
The clouds that stretch out without...
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Categories:
hudson bay, love,
Form:
Rhyme
Bear TalkOh what a thrill
sliding downhill
an icy peak
then go back up
for a repeat
just for the fun
of it!
Beat my brother
at a wrestling match
then cuddle up
for mother’s milk
buttery fat
sweet.
It’s spring!
Mom is hunting
seals for meals
patiently waiting
by the hole
ring
till a head pops up
to breathe
then down goes mom
with lightning speed
to snatch...
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Categories:
hudson bay, animal,
Form:
Free verse