Filtration Poems - Poems about Filtration

...Here I stand, entirely symmetrical with the longitudinal lines that thrusts perfectly through the balance of our planet with not a moment of fluctuation. Stiffly positioned in a direct sta......Read the rest...

... Biosphere's tropical respiratory rainforests are on the verge of extinction, the exclusive reservoir of biodiversity, the Congo Basin is shrinking rapidly. Deforestation dehydrates the c......Read the rest...

...*Bear with the length of this poem. It is very important regarding the Palestine, Ohio Catastrophe. One of the biggest environmental disasters has happened in Palestine, Ohio But, the people ther......Read the rest...

...Slurping the taste sensation that is stout The drink that has clout Sip slowly with thought and consideration Appreciate the filtration, formation and foundation Admire the visual display when T......Read the rest...

...“Helpless Yet Hopeful” Click, click, click ROARRR Humans attempt to save the rainforests… Well, some at least. Trees laid to rest. 5 Fragmentation of habitats. Large expanses destroyed, Le......Read the rest...

...FIRST, THERE'S A NEED “We have a lot of dust in the house. Where does it come from? How do we prevent that?” THE IDEA OR THOUGHT OR REMEDY The idea or thought or remedy was seen or read about ......Read the rest...

...On a daily basis, its citizens encountered an avalanche of negativity. They willfully opened their treasured minds with delight, and received it, Never considering or realizing the delusion, damage......Read the rest...

...God helped remind Crowned our chest with knowledge Love was acknowledged Hurried still while thoughts remained Life was forever changed Tranquility of rivene As we entered the stream Sense of ......Read the rest...

...OLD TOWN PAST Gone: the Market where cows sheep and pigs brought telling perceptions The images, noises and smells of the farms to the town The tweeded farmers with leathery limbs and faces And......Read the rest...

...Nucleotidings by Michael R. Burch “We will walk taller!” said Gupta, sorta abrupta, hand-in-hand with his mom, eyeing the A-bomb. “Who needs a mahatma in the aftermath of NAFTA? Now, that......Read the rest...

...Privilege by Michael R. Burch This poem is dedicated to Harvey Stanbrough, an ex-marine who has written eloquently about the horror and absurdity of war in "Lessons for a Barren Population." N......Read the rest...

...See by Michael R. Burch See how her hair has thinned: it doesn’t seem like hair at all, but like the airy moult of emus who outraced the wind and left soft plumage in their wake. See how her e......Read the rest...

...The World is a testing ground to burn out impurity, a forge of sorts, sorting out infermity. A Threshing floor of chaff and wheat. The bread of life consuming your choices as you eat. Of ......Read the rest...

...F-lock I-s L-earning T-o R-ise A-bove T-he I-nstitutions O-f N-ations Topic: 34th Anniversary of local congregation of Filtration, Zambales South (February 12) Form: Vertical Monocrosti......Read the rest...

...Tired of being compared By those who have for me cared. Tired of feeling scared Of words they declared. Tired of comparing Myself to those I'm sparring. Tired of fighting The truth o......Read the rest...