Largest Poems - Poems about Largest

Moosehead, mother of Maine’s many lakes fed by Moose River’s flowing tears. Overlooked by Kineo’s cliffs, with Kennebec you share your gifts. Sebago Lake, your bowels deep with waters fresh, quench Portland’s thirst. Headwater for Presumpscot’s course which for many towns was a life source. Chesuncook Lake, you are the source of hydropower’s natural force and from your bounteous water store you serve when...

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How long is the largest saltwater crocodile? If you want to know, you can see her for yourself. She lives in the Bhitarkanika Wildlife Sanctuary in Issa, India. Would you like to guess? Even after you see her, I doubt you will get it right. She is twenty-three foot long. Others have reported seeing a thirty-three foot crocodile. But this has never...

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I want the biggest geode coffee table I can get he told the geologist. Better backtrack I said to my cousin, knowing who he was speaking with. It is going to be pricey, the geologist warned him, and it will weigh tons. Not a problem, my cousin told him. I was shocked, as he lives in a home that...

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I Five thousand years Slow human gears No internet ears Seagrass grew II Now 200 rugby fields Showcase Nature's yields When humans are still Posidonia, fiberball, grow it will (Protected by God through Australia)...

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Armitage thought he had made his escape The enemies were rapidly slaughtered. If he were a cannibal, he would have roasted them. His ancestors would have had a fit, however, so he kept walking. The climb up the mountain back to his people was slow. So much snow this year, and their food supply had dwindled. He heard the hard-loud breathing...

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Whale Sharks are listed as, endangered and are found in, all tropical oceans on the planet They are the largest fish and nothing like the Titanic and their white spotted skin, makes them known as gentle giants Adults are often seen feeding, at the ocean’s surface but can dive one thousand meters, to feed on plankton They can travel very long...

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Green turtles are listed as, endangered and are mainly found, in tropical and sub-tropical sea oceans they are one of the largest sea turtles, to have ever embraced our oceans and are the only Sea Turtle herbivore, and a great sea ocean mentor Green turtles graze on seagrasses, that helps maintain beds of seagrass and when they have digested,...

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Fin Whales are listed as, endangered and are the second largest animal, on our planet they swim in, California, Coral Triangle and Artic waters and the ridge on their back, is nicknamed “razorback” They have an unusual feature, as their lower left jaw is just black, and lower right jaw, is bright white They circle schools of fish, with their white...

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No blood would ooze out if cut by blade No flesh below to sink, nothing inside shakes Bare bones protruding here and there like spikes Vacant look in the eyes Yet the body breathes and survives; Skeleton like children of Somalia, one of the African tribes. Somalia carries the most pathetic tableau in the world stage; Three fourth of its children below...

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Brain Was Largest of Each Artist Some say that they are the smartest; Having a big brain that is the largest; Checked mail; Did prevail, And already was found in each artist. Jim Horn...

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Where my largest (the last time) expressive feelings are everywhere you are expressive being of bliss! all life must confess privately our desires and fears heart beats so quietly matched by majestic belief in love! come! even weakness proclaims divine rights as you and then sometimes even me -- adoration and respect for my...

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The Highest Denomination U.S. Bill Ever Printed By Elton Camp If on Jeopardy! this question should arise, The correct answer might be quite a surprise “What’s a hundred dollar bill? will be wrong To a larger bill that distinction does belong Only 42,000 of them actually came to print And for public circulation were never meant It was in the 1960s that they...

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