Best Warm Blooded Poems


The Beautiful Dolphin

Beautiful mammals just like you and I,
                Dolphins are warm blooded and smart-
Only see in shades of grey in each eye, 
   but are just as sensitive in the heart.
Friendliness and compassion play a part. 

             Sleek and smooth rubber covering skin, 
and some can even live up to fifty years-
  Each Dolphin holds delicate grace within, 
and can even cry salty sorrowful tears.
            Even Dolphins have dreams and fears. 

They can dive up to one thousand feet,
               and there are forty different species around-
Dolphins are competitive when they compete, 
         showing off their mighty skills abound.
They love to flaunt their talents, I have found.  

           Killer Whales are from the Dolphin family, 
despite their name, they are of the kindred kind-
                  Sharing the same old lineage and ancestry, 
both are elegance and kindness combined. 
    Such intelligent mammals are so hard to find. 
 
         On my honeymoon I rode a Dolphin named Jenny,
she was speedily fast, confident and brave-
                Stunning creatures like her, not very many,
that is why we should strive to save
the Dolphins in the world that are used as slaves. 

                                       Never doubt the love Dolphins hold inside,
                                       for they are a symbol of strength personified. 



Dolphins- Poetry Contest
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Premium Member Dolphins

dolphins

grey ghosts surf the waves
 leaping up in laughing fun ~
  gymnasts of the seas

4-12-22
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According to A-Z Animals List, Dolphins are mammals and therefore animals who give live birth, have a spinal column, nurse their young and are warm blooded.

Poets Are Cool Spy

The clime without poets is like the soulless desert
Poets drew their dreams in the words of the mind
The morning without poets is like a sunless night.

Without dreams we have nothing to get high
Poets play with dreams and they are cool spy.
Poets bring the sunshine where has no daylight!

Those who are self-sacrificing poets
They are the golden sun in the world.
In the cloudy sky, I'll find that sunlight.

You write so many untold stories
You have so much love in your heart
You're warm-blooded and you're soft.

Sometimes you are calm and reposed
You're smell of flowers and the singing bird
You're shadow of evergreen forest!

Who'd do questions without a poet, who'll answer them?
Who'll think of nature and who'll love it like you.
The world in the evening, let the morning come.
It'll be a disaster anyway, even then here you come again!


Premium Member Dweller of Our Heart

Line of inquiry: “the essence in us is the same
                             as the essence of the sun”

Dweller of Our Heart

I can’t hear its crackle or sizzle. What am I?
Swaddled in the all-encompassing wisdom
of light; it burns slow. I develop: a seed to die.
My eyes move as my head spins around the world.
There are only so many spaces my foot will land;
not on the moon; moonbeams in my burnt-orange hair.

Warm-blooded rays reach out and touch; skin to skin.
I illuminate someone else’s countenance with my smile.
My Summer eyes grab hold of theirs; a plum blush.
When Winter comes, I’m far-removed ; housebound.
Still, I will be replaced; it's not me. What are they?

Premium Member Call of the Wild

My house bound kitty sits beside
the tightly closed back door.
I cannot let him out for fear
he may come home no more.

Bold coyotes watch our country home
for any chance of seeing
an unwary duck or chicken
or any warm blooded being.

My neighbor's cats were slaughtered
right in front of her startled eyes.
So I have to turn unhearing ear
to his imploring cries.

I do not blame the coyotes.
Their hunger must be sated.
Most of the land where they once roamed,
has now been fenced and gated.

My kitty has never been hungry, but
he still hears the call of the wild.
His mother was a feral cat
and he is his mother's child.

By: Joyce Johnson

Written October, 2015

Trashed # 3 contest sponsor Broken Wings

The Narwhal

In the northern hemisphere narwhals grow
With only two teeth you think that’s a poor show
But the prominent one grows into a sword
Breaking through from this creatures’ upper lip jaw
It spirals clockwise up to eight feet
This ivory tusk is quite unique
In the southern hemisphere it grows the opposite way
Counter clockwise biologist state
This tusk is a sensor they use for many things
Sometimes a contest to win mates of their dreams
They use this as a pick to break through the ice
This pointed spear will suffice
It's a very good weapon to ward of danger
In studies it’s also shown as some sort of ranger
It can even detect a change in external situation
Making checks it can pick up on temperature fluctuation
And a chemical analysis this sensor sends waves
It’s connected to this mammals heart and brain
They can slow it down or make it beat fast
This is one awesome creature of the past 
That lives in the ocean deep and dark
A mystical warm blooded whale of the sea
A beautiful unicorn,  you don’t often see 




© Copyright KC.Leake
17th September 2015
All Rights Reserved

For Competition October 15th 2015


I Am Black

I am Black
I am the flag
I come not from a pack
Albeit I may look like it
I am from the back
The back of Pangaea
I am black blooded
Just like they are warm-blooded
I have been told I can't,won't,couldn't.
Being told I can't moments I cherish
For I know those moments shall perish
I am a black seed incepting into radish
I can, I can, I can, I can and I will and I Shall
Do anything if I want to
...ANYTHING
I am my greatest enemy
And yet I am the whole army
I am black,fearless and strong
But mostly I am black
I wait not for donations
I donate,I am ambitious
They are bishops,castles,Queens and Kings
And I? In this world I am born
To be the black ****
They say stalemate
I say checkmate

Desolation Ground

Upon the hill where I lay
surrounded by dimmed natures lonesome 
with solitary mind.
Nightly breeze awakens morose eyes
thoughts of her
desolate thy watery heart.

Darkness sky reveals beauties reflection 
only one can see.
Through the pain of sleepless head
I shutter the thought being without her.

No more warm blooded touch
nor desire staring at me with loose grin
no more of it all.

Just me
my thoughts
cried out from never ending 
watery heart.

I want to follow violent breeze rising above
towards my love.
I close these eyes once more 
to see my loose grin
peace is with me.

Premium Member Villanelle Crazy

Often don't know
mucha anything
how's that strike?

Got big pic sometimes think
where are the details?
Often don't know.

Like throwing a frisbee
Target, more or less,
how's that strike?

Is really the voices of neighbors
more potent than reality TV?
Often don't know.

Does anti-union mean
hating any warm blooded (or not) human being who asks,
“How's that strike?”

If I wanna change the world
or if I just wanna relax,
often don't know
how's that strike.

A Poem That Happens

If I were a painter, no not that kind
But I am kind as I let you crack into a crevice in my warm-blooded heart,
I would pick up those brushes and paint your flesh as a buckskin colt,
and analogy would float 
through the chemicals in my mind-- those neurotransmitters, dopamine especially--erecting new memories hard-wiring images of experience-- of a boy who seems to run like like a colt 
I see it now dessert sands in a blur off in the distance 
I see the the sands billow in storms at the hooves and the scintillating sun outlines the penumbral essence of your radiant form 
creating a motion picture of beauty so great, great enough to burst my heart and set fire to the sky 
And my temperance will go challenged as I swim in your beauty.
© Toni Orban  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member A Blue Gemstone

Earth was once molten rock,
and seen from space, it would've glowed orange.
Bombarded by meteors,
its surface was barren and sterile;
until comets endowed it with oceans.
Our planet is a unique globe, with a heart
of liquid iron spinning at its core.
And that spin generates a magnetic shield
that blocks out our sun's harmful cosmic radiation;
promoting life, while supplying a safe home.

Volcanoes, oceans, and lightning
gave life the essentials it needed to start.
And discharging oxygen as a waste byproduct
prolific, organic organisms grew and multiplied;
till their numbers created an atmosphere.
Over eons, some fish evolved into amphibians and reptiles, 
which left the oceans to breathe air on the land.
And after hundreds of millions of years, mammals appeared:
warm-blooded animals, the ancestors of humans.

When Man first viewed Earth from space 
it evoked visions of paradise!
Earth glowed like a blue gemstone
laced with white clouds and ribbons of color,  
etched upon its surface.
And at that moment, we became Earthlings,
identifying ourselves as such.
Although humans live in multiple countries,
engaged with differing cultures;
Earth is home to all.

Whale

Whale, you’re warm-blooded,
Killed by cold-hearted humans!
Darwin’s to blame—p’haps?
© Ram R. V.  Create an image from this poem.

Premium Member Will I Be a Fossil

A hundred years from now, will I be a fossil
Will geologists discover this warm-blooded morsel
Prey for some creature
But larger and squishier
Like a MacDonald's sweet breakfast waffle

Premium Member Rainbows End

my beautiful goddess 
i want to kiss 
your finger tips
holding your hand  
lightly fluttering lips
in soft warmness
i will polish 
you shoes 

with raindrops 
of happiness
falling from
 the salted 
waters of love
 in the paradise 
golden droplets 
of honey 
when i kiss baby

your beautiful lips 
our bouncing waves 
of joy 
with warm blooded
 passion i love you 
deeply from 
the heart
 inside of me

Stolen Glory

People believe in evolution beyond the shadow of a doubt
Happy with the solution thinking science has all the clout
They never investigate in following blindly down the road
I'm saying wait, for in you the wrong seeds were  sowed
Only man has this trait that there is nothing at all owed

It's laughable at best for no proof has ever been found
For it failed every test, evidence against begins to mound
From cold to warm blooded and the enormity of species
The whole theory is a dud and it even smells like feces
Darwin's name is now mud and all his work in pieces

Harsh you might say but that's not the whole story
To man's own dismay he has cut out God's Glory
Just look around you and look at Gods percision
Between what's true and what's the devil's derision
But I'll give you a clue our God made it your decision

A big fish becoming a bird a raccoon becoming a bear
Strangest thing I ever heard but so many are unaware
The stars that we can't even see He named each one
And we would never be free without the Glory of His Son
One day you will see but the believing time will be done

Isaiah 55:9
For as the heavens are higher than the earth,
 so are my ways higher than your ways, 
and my thoughts than your thoughts.

*What came first the cell or it's DNA
 since neither can exist without the other. 

We all know the chicken came first
because who would sit on the egg!

Genesis 7:14
they and every beast after its kind, and all the cattle after their kind, and every creeping thing that creeps on the earth after its kind, and every bird after its kind, all sorts of birds.

Of its own kind is mentioned over and over 
and over again in Genesis.  

a bird is a bird is a bird and will always be a bird.
it may become a different kind of bird that would be microevolution but it will still be a bird not a monkey or a raccoon or even a donkey. A bird.


The information contained in your DNA
Would create enough books to fill the Grand Canyon

How great is our God
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