Best Natural History Poems

HAIKU
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sun... moon... stars,., sky
sea... land...  flora... fauna... earth
endangered wonders

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ere the void...
would life on earth endure
galaxies thunder...

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are cataracts why
humans cannot see nature...
there is a cure...

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look...

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Are faeries really there?
And will they pull your hair
When you walk near?

Indeed they really will, 
They’ll trip you-make you spill-
Then give a cheer…
And disappear....

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Peter loved his wife Carmen Lúcia
                   ...

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INDIAN ROCK - AND HOW IT WAS TAKEN

They came to the hills with intent,
Offering worship and praise as they went.
The rock with two hands
On my...

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Cosmic Economic Science
presents echo-foundational intent
teleology
purpose
meaning
for ReGenerative EcoTherapy impulse
events
persons
moments
memory
enculturation
evolution
revolution
egoSelf
External Landscape.

ReGenerative EcoTransParency co-gravitated
this entire life-ecosystem,
and when Revolutionary ReGenerativity awakens
in our own bicameral hearts and minds,
we become copassionate...

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We have an enemy within called the ego
who prevents us from using our mind intelligently.
It hides deep within our heart
and emerges with regularity
to challenge and...

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Little crystals fallen angel tears smooching ground;
Instills cooling touch among grasses, buds and trees;
Facets rolling ambiguity ~ mystery;
Twirls then twines closely rush on branches bounds;
Inches...

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Once upon a time a little bunny was grazing
Totally innocent that something amazing
Was about to happen in an interesting way
As she was eating in the...

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No one saw the bear until it was too late;
A reminder of death's dark divide.
This vicious predator hungry and mean;
Death lurking in the shadows of...

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Avebury a Wiltshire village low
To windswept beacon of Ivinghoe.
Eighty-five miles,vale and hill
Wayfare freedoms,exhilarate and thrill.

Striding downs in grassy scrub
Midst trees and clumps of shrub;
Shaded lanes,gates...

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The natural history of some has never been written,                ...

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DC


On the banks of the Potomac
Where the cherry blossoms grow
Stands our nation's capital
With monuments all in a row

The laws that make us a great nation
Are...

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She sells seashells on the sea shore
For in Lyme Regis she did explore-
Poor Mary's childhood hobby
This lass of tongue-twister fame
A fossil-finder,now of much acclaim.

Mary Anning...

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sunrise charcoal silhouettes
ember warmth
forty degrees west nor west...

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"At Skullduggery our aim is to make this fossil history available to everyone"
said the curator of a very prestigious wax museum, built in nineteen forty...

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