Long Artic Poems

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Dashses Digital

fuulisdec ascades dash bravened break drastic little pond ex mariner once sadi this
vergreener times two houndered thumder thugga kitty cats plenty of tracks
digital dilusional infuzsions cervival constelllation caner called me pathos
in regressions kent yerr i made to barboas elevated my perception
hitters of reckless ambition thunder silent submarine good buy
blessed appeantently unfilled fractionbs expo exposed mets met jets
r5ussel in my brand on hertz gigabite fisrt wifi liked turtles cherry terror
observe it mission of her worth mopre precious t5han HEAVEN Isabella
Chistina the pain spain spanish exquistions pond grizzls bering strait
at thje lake a soldier bluuf yes ivan i9n gustyu winds chicago lift umber
comiited anderson into a ckinic for his chest arapaho center light rails
right there north deatrh throes sersi yurri siberiann warriors casualy dressed
camaflauger newton as Issacs son in two suns angels spoke disaster fell
astroids hit jupiter fraizer sicioatric artic havoc arestsia master freinds
\venice vietnam pecan pelical gaum lahoste rau warsaw geneva code
divinian divinci michaekangolo mistrees mya exististence rightfull ower of trump
industries bad bamb seashells goodbomb mason thirty second cleapatra
alexanders christmas tree no li9ght in my head still to the nines
Form: Ballade


Frozen

Frozen and still..
Artic cold winds blow rapidly..
Strong winds whistling..
Loudly..
The wind cries..
As it strength roars in fury..

Blown away from the intense force..
To run for cover..
Escape the wrath of the winds


Frozen and wind blown from the forces of Mother Nature..
I found my shelter..
As I feel warmth and security..

Though frozen I still am..
I remain in a state of melancholy..
The cries of the wind  matches the tones of my cries..
My eyes sting painfully
As if a bee sting had stung them
Tear drops roll slowly down my cheeks..
Eyes blurry..
I dry my tears..

The winds no longer cry..
I no longer cry..
In my somber moment there is complete silence..
So peaceful and quiet..
To reverse my state of frozen inertia..
Followed by my sorrows..
I am in prayer mode..
I pray...

As I surrender ..
I feel a warm loving breeze..
Surrounded me in divine love..
Though I no longer cry tears of pain..
I now cry tears of joy..
As I am held..
In the loving arms of the divine light..

Polar Bears

Abridged Alaska along the freezing Arctic edge 
lives the ivory Polar Bear, a vigorous carnivore.
They enjoy eating the tough walrus, beluga 
whales and seals. They can sniff out a seal’s den 
up to a mile away. They only hunt and eat prey 
every four to five days at a time. 

Polar Bears are marine mammals spending time 
on the ice, with thicker fur than any other bear.
The have layers of black blubber keeping them warm, 
because those frigid temperatures can be rough!
When the snowy days begin to swarm, there’s 
nothing colder than that Artic atmosphere.  

Their flat feet are like oars for swimming and can 
swim up to two hundred miles from land. They 
have been known to swim up to six miles per hour 
at any given time. 

When they’re born they only weigh about one 
pound and approximately twelve inches in length.
One of the tiniest mammals on earth, so intriguing 
yet hard to comprehend.  
Adult Polar Bears can grow almost ten feet from 
nose to tail and weigh up to one thousand seven 
hundred pounds.

Females can produce up to five litters in a lifetime; 
the lowest of any mammal alive.
Mating season is late March through May, but sadly, 
not all the cubs born can survive the climate. 
These lazy bears rest up to twenty hours a day 
for strength, yet do not hibernate like other bear species.

Polar bears are kindhearted yet persevere to survive. 
They cool off by rolling around in the snow or
taking a dip in frigid waters. These adoring creatures
have no natural enemies, and have a soft and 
delightful temperament. 
Except females taking care of their cubs, Polar Bears
are mostly solitary mammals, enjoying daily life 
by themselves. 

Their lifespan can reach up to twenty-five years, 
but they are still on the endangered species list. 
How can we save the Polar Bears?
Polar Bears would benefit from reductions of
greenhouse gas emissions. Helping to reduce
climate change would help immensely. There are 
only about twenty-five thousand Polar Bears left 
in the world today. 
May we all take care of the environment to 
ensure the quality and quantity of these beautiful 
animals.



Polar Bears Contest
December 4, 2017

Premium Member Beyond My Window

 
when summer delight is over
and on the ground the leaves lay
and nothing is green for it has turned color 
oh, watch the leaves in their swirling, twirling 
dance of tumbling and trembling 
and the trees are wearing crimson and gold
oh, come down a forest path with me
where all around us nature is changing magically
then too soon, a cold wind is rattling my windows
while under blankets I snuggle warm and cozy
and my garden flowers will bloom no more
as they have gone to sleep
yet, still the birds sing for me each morn'
and the trees are bare and brittle swaying
just waiting for their gowns of pure white
and a fireplace flickering gives me true peace
as a wild artic wind howls
beyond my window

______________________
June 3, 2021

Poetry/Verse/beyond my window
Copyright Protected, ID 06-1360-893-03
All Rights Reserved, 2021, Constance La France

Written for the Standard Contest, All Yours (Jun 4)
sponsor, Brian Strand

First Place
Form: Verse

Premium Member The Muse

Genesis 1:16 Context

13And the evening and the morning were the third day. 14And God said, Let there be lights in the firmament of the heaven to divide the day from the night; and let them be for signs, and for seasons, and for days, and years: 15And let them be for lights in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth: and it was so. 16And God made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night: he made the stars also. 17And God set them in the firmament of the heaven to give light upon the earth, 18And to rule over the day and over the night, and to divide the light from the darkness: and God saw that it was good. 19And the evening and the morning were the fourth day.

Out on the porch at faint light
Cool air surrounds the poet
It transports to a quieter time
Don't you just know it

Silver sliver moon
Nestles rough scars, dark side....
Star of the morning
Surrounded by artic blue sky
Brush stroked with streaks of light gray

As doves softly sing their morning song
A magenta sun warms.
Tips of silhouetted forest pines  
Seen through spider web catching swarms

The sunbeam light fills closer trees
Its brighter light reduces 
Star of the morning to a dot.
Clouds moving across confuses

The beam of the sun reaches out
Gives the writer improved light
Reveals all her mistakes 
Clouds turning magenta delight

What a way to start the morning
Enjoying cool given
God in His mercy grants this time
These moments create a haven    

I know this is a duke's mixture/probably plenty of grammatical mistakes, etc.
Form: Haibun


Premium Member Polar Anthology

black and white landscape
a colony of penguins ~
standing and waddling

in the oceans depth  
lives a black and white giant~
orca killer whale   

seal on an ice flow  
oblivious to danger  ~
head butting whale strikes

egg laid by female  
emperor penguin stands guard~
female goes hunting  

not in Africa  
elephant and leopard seals~
sea is their jungle 

hourglass dolphins 
smaller than a bottlenose~
keen bow wave riders

home is in the air  
the wandering albatross~
a ten foot wingspan

in the frozen south 
a species of royal bird~
the emperor penguin

the antarctic terns 
fly over a silver dish~
krill is on the menu

thick and warm white coat
a camouflaged artic fox~
unseen in the snow 

top of the food chain
carnivorous white giant~
fearsome polar bear
Form: Haiku

Inner Beauty

Dirty, matted fur, with clumps missing 

Black fur, but looks brown form mud 

This stray cat has had a hard life 

Thrown out by it owners 

Abandoned on the streets 

Lost more fights then she can count 

This stray cat has had a hard life 

No place to call home 

No food to satisfy her huger 

No water to quench her thirst 

This stray cat has had a hard life 

One day this black cat 

Meets a white, a white cat

The most beautiful cat she had ever seen

This stray cat wants nothing more than to fit in 

The black cat wishes to change 

She wants to be like the white cat 

She jumps into a bucket of white paint

This stray cat wants nothing more than to fit in 

Now with fur white as snow 

Fur sticking up on all sides 

With the stench of paint 

This stray cat wants nothing more than to fit in 

The white cat approaches 

With her eyes flooded with concern

She gesture for the black cat to follow her 

This stray cat wants nothing more than to fit in 

The white cat takes her to a pond 

The black cat is nervous

She thinks without the paint she is ugly

This stray cat wants nothing more than to fit in 

The white cat looks her in her eyes 

And says "you are perfect just the way you are" 

The black cat gets in the pond 

Her fun now black again 

The white looks the black cat in the eye 

And says confidently 

"your fur is black as night" 

"our eyes are like artic pool" 

"they sparkle like a diamond" 

"and they shine like the moon" 

"you are beautiful on the inside" 

"and that is all that matter" 

"i see your inner beauty" 

"and if they can't see it" 

"then they are blind" 


This stray cat has had a hard life 

But still she smiles like she nothing happened

This stray cat used to want nothing more than to fit in 

This stay cat does not care what you think 

So don't even try 

This stray cat is perfect just the way they are 

And if you can't your blind

Our salvation in the hands of doom

Arctic front just a little seems to much
A tolerance to something with no passion or no desire
To be that frozen bird on the wire
Burning purpose Burning reason 
reason to plant the greatest ideas 
A non-touch society bleeding out slowly
As they shape our mold 
To be a force or be a commune
Starving the less prepared 
Now their army they call us the  metronome 
Building their power forgetting humanity's moral disaster
Ambiguous though they left us no escape held hostage
Corporations traps us always fighting for food.
Panic it's out of their control
We the people
Hold all the cards
Watching the economy teeple
Expecting only handfuls to be still driving cars
I have been stuck in a black hole 
searching for ammo for my soul
Searching for camo 
Before gravity takes it's toll
Now it's 2066
They think home will be hit by some close encounter 
Some near Earth object is eyeing annihilation 
Apophis at 3.4km on 2029 sounds pretty close
Apophis Just go away we don't want you back

Apocalyptic desolation

Writing writing on the wall
I see the future
Soon to call
What's to come
Will surely pass
I'm not afraid
For it won't last
The sun will rise
And it will set
What's Meant to be
Hasn't happened,
Yet!
But it will
I have no doubt
While I'm here
Or after I'm out
So many possibilities
For me to think about
Will it come
In rain of fire
Freezing cold
An artic Myer
Dropped like bombs
In World War 3
It is coming
When will that be?
Somethings brewing
Before my eyes
I hear the warnings,
Know the lies
They try to confuse
The truth in a disguise
My heart can feel
The dark black cloud
Above my head
It's thunders loud
I'm awake
Unlike the dreaming
That we are safe
While the world 
Is scheming 
There will be
Nowhere to run
Deaths at my door
I'll fight
Til it's done
But this war
Cannot be won
They have the power
And we are out gunned
Sheeple people
Line up to fall
The plan from the beginning
Is to kill us all

Premium Member Earth's Lone Cry

I cried  my heart out
For i am hurting, but no one pays attention 
Ozone depletion my signature symptom 
But they wouldn't let go
I cried out until until my tears caused floods  and stirred storms
My piercing cry caused droughts

I changed the times and seasons
To let you know that I was tired 
I needed rest all along, but they would let me be
Trees fell like spent match sticks in a bin
Smoking chimneys like the dragons of old
I cried the more yet no one heard me

Then 2019 came calling Corona virus,
Wuhan set the place and the tone
Then they heard my cry and shut down the factories and the cities and the tanking cars.
The burning gas ceased,  the place of consumption slowed the pace.

Ozone's healing in place suddenly
Nature's respite claimed.
The air smelled better,
The rain fall a reminder of the yonder years.
The Artic and Antarctica  rejoicing
Temperatures going South

The rainbow and the sunshine
My convalescing  signature
Natures circle is turned full cycle.
Covid-19 a blessing in disguise.
  (Written on the 14th May, 2020)
Form: Ballad

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