Mammoth Poems - Poems about Mammoth

"Sam Dumpty here for National Geoplastic Magazine. I am surrounded by the most prominent scientists and archeologists in the world. The occasion? The unveiling of the de-extincted wooly mammoth. To say that the level of excitement is to the moon and back would be an understatement. All have been briefed as to the science involved...

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I watch the sun rise and once again bring another dawn, Another day in which we are alive. I stand 30 feet above the muddy ground, on the top of our walls, at the end of my watch shift. In the mud I see what...

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Drinking from clear, gurgling streams, catching frogs, unfolding dreams, without iPhones, watches or clocks, sitting high on granite rocks - my memory is unwinding a young boy exploring and finding pumice and obsidian flakes in the mountains over Mammoth Lakes....

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Millions of dollars, and scietific study, may well be used To re-create this big rumminent; buddies.' How its to be Done.? I'd really like to know.' Like where will fresh enough Bio-logical matterial be found? After so..' So many millions Of years.?? Maybe Mary Schwitzer can show? us bout such a Mystery though.? You see the facts are showing.'...

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Willy, a wild mammoth lives in my yard Shedding head all over in clumps Neighbors come by and collect it in bales Making comforters, pillows and plush cushions They bring casseroles, carrots, croissants and canapes Willy has the best life, and he knows it Milking it for all it is worth...

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. Puff her cheeks pixie spoke her thick speak's both beg'd and still they...

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Kentucky boasts about her Mammoth Cave People exploring it are quite brave Four hundred miles Giving them trials Exploring her passages is a fave....

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Taken sideways, swept as a web strung spider Sand sugar legged staggered specimen lured by weightless Drifters soon to be lifted by unruly tide's violent Fears ditched for the squall enthrall of ocean fizzed caress ...

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M is for mammoth, big as a barn, with long woolly hair that's much warmer than yarn. He's 15 feet tall from his toes to his head, (much too big to keep in the gardening shed) He's got really big tusks and he weighs 13 ton, and he stomps on saber tooth tigers for fun. He wandered the plains munching bushes...

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Met A Mammoth On Sabbath had met a mammoth on Sunday which is our sabbath while God will be with Jim Horn...

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M-onumental E-ndeavor N-icely G-ives G-reat A-scent Y-ielding A-stronomical L-uck A-nd M-ammoth A-ftermath N-aturally Topic: Birthday of Menggay R. Alaman (January 16) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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M-ammoth undertaking E-manates from climbing a hill; A-s you need faith, hope, and love to do the Lord God's will. M-ammoth undertaking I-s living a life on earth; N-atural and emotional D-isaters bring no mirth. O-n January thirty-first, find the luck and blessing; G-oing on in this world is a mammoth undertaking....

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III. Dan found himself between the angry mammoth and the cliff. He had no choice but to retreat, though the fall his flesh would rip. Then about six feet down he saw, a tree growing out of the wall, at a slanting angle he could catch, so Trapper Dan let himself fall. He snagged the trunk and hung, his legs dangling free in space. Above the...

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II. Through long hills and dense forest, Slocumb’s dogs pulled the sleigh. Faint traces of Red Billing’s trail guided Dan along the way. He found the frozen Indian, torn apart by many scavengers. He said then a silent prayer, since he couldn’t bury him in frozen dirt. Another day of searching long, and by a stream he found, at last, a small gap in a long...

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I. Trapper Dan Slocumb sat on down in the small Whitehorse café. The gold rush gone, ten years now, he’d turned to furs to make his pay. That day he spotted Red Billings, carving away at a large tusk, Much too big to ever be ivory from even the greatest walrus. He also wore what looked to be a brand new buffalo coat, but the hair...

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