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Inuit Poems - Poems about Inuit


Nanook Of The North
When not out clubbing hey-ho the merry oh at night with the Inuit I suspect by intuit an intrepid Inuk named Nanook a-hunting walrus he would go with his trusty harpoon traipsing 'cross the ice and snow then when paddling afloat he went in the harsh Arctic environment to keep out the bitter cold and damp in the very bottom of his boat there was a fiery...

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Categories: inuit, animal, death, humorous, imagery,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Wit of the Inuit
Their igloos were short on insulation Causing the Inuit consternation ~ Since the tops were all bare They covered them with hair ~ Aha! Their 'Wigloos' were a sensation...

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Categories: inuit, hair, success,
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Inuit Intuit
opened his wallet eskimo call girl chuckled ~ lacked innuendo for the Simply Senryu Poetry Contest sponsored by John Lawless Written 10/8/22...

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Categories: inuit, humorous,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member Inuit Tradition
In the Arctic, the skilled technique and art of building an inukshuk is passed down through generations of Inuit tradition. ...

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Categories: inuit, art, community, meaningful, social,
Form: Haibun
Inuit Silence
The lake freezes over as the snow falls deeper, Tiny white stars that drift tenderly from up high. The heavens steal sacred crystals from their keeper, Like silver so delicately plucked from the sky. The horizon disappears in the dark of night, Sudden lights glow ahead in the white man's village. Disrupting the serenity and quiet might Of brother wolves and those...

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Categories: inuit, animals, inspirational, native american,
Form: Rhyme




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