Marmot Poems - Poems about Marmot

...I want to be a marmot tamer Mateo promptly said. All of the other ones have disappeared or are now dead. There have been none that we know of said his annoyed father. A marmot came right up to him......Read More

...The holidays are history and winter settles in with its pain-in-the-rear wind chill; a light covering of snow finally brightens the mood for a day or two until it’s washed away by rain. The sump i......Read More

...Groundhog Day What is it they say? If he sees his shadow, six more weeks of winter Should we let something like this become a hinder After all, this started as a Pennsylvania Dutch superstition......Read More

...The first move is on ' its reported a 15 year old boy Has died from the bubonic plauge (Black death) In Mongolia, apparently two people had it in 2021 At A place named Khovd.) They also died Repo......Read More

...Spring is here, the rains have come, Replacing snow and ice. The woodland creatures frolic, play, The marmot, fox and mice. New plants spring forth and raise their heads, To greet the warmer m......Read More

...Soccer ball made from granola, dried grapes Honey, brown sugar, oats, sunflower seeds Almonds and chocolate chips form the ball that is fun to Play the soccer game where everyone wins and the goal......Read More

...I saddle my faithful horse, King, for another day on the trail. My dog, Duke, is anxious to go, I can tell by the wag of his tail! The soothing sound of creaking leather is music to me, As we seek......Read More

...The birds, the birds are out. Deep in a desert crack, ducks and geese flutter about. We are visitors, with the wind at our backs. Deep in a desert crack, the waters go from brown to slack. We......Read More

...Fly with me This poem depicts a beautiful picture of how God often set us up for success. An Eaglet is hungry in his nest His body steadied in a cold rest Mom comes flying in an undulating br......Read More

...Spring is here. The rains have come, Replacing snow and ice. The woodland creatures, Frolic, play, The marmot, fox and mice. New plants spring forth, And raise their heads, To greet a war......Read More

...Aspen, ponderosa pine, blue spruce pink glacier-cut rock, scree, ravens gray jay, peregrine falcon, hawk. We climb to 11,000 feet in three days, camp at Lawn Lake for three days. Alpine tundr......Read More