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Migrations Poems - Poems about Migrations


Premium Member The Great Migrations
They’re moving out of Jersey and California too. They flee from New York and D.C. So where they running to? Folks are mostly headed south, and Florida I hear is number one. As of now, that state’s not slowing down! Texas sure is growing fast. Here are things I know. They’ve got no state income tax and cost of living’s low. Google will not say this, but I...

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Categories: migrations, growth,
Form: Rhyme
Winter Vii - Butterflies Behind the Snow
The snow covering the ground Out my window Goes on like torn-out pages From my empty journal Striped with a shadow from an old Red Maple A bookmark To the Monarch’s migration From the mountains of Mexico To here Where we wait the four generations It takes For the butterflies’ Arrival To drink from a cup of Michigan milkweed Pedaling their wings On the lakes of our wind Weighting the...

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Categories: migrations, seasons, winter,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Liberating Migrations
I was listening, last night, to a sympathetic defense for conserving liberal arts and producing deeper and wider liberating sciences including healthy democratic politically empowering science. Once again I am hearing about the persuasive prominence of identity, how we label our ego-political selves, as more important than personal nutritional narrative for determining healthy value and disvalue choices, for turning and returning self-empowering integrity. Once again I find myself...

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Categories: migrations, earth, health, identity, integrity,
Form: Political Verse
Bantu Migrations: Ntu, Umb, Mumbi, Nagabumba
when they reached Cameroun, from the heart of Africa's West they had no priests; they had no religion; they knew IMMENSITY they had, too, the fairest of metaphors (no macho patriarchy): recalling the POTTER who breathed into the first molded humanity link Woman-Potter-Creators from Asu to Babessi to Zambia's Bafia when Bantu ("human beings") left Benue-Congo four millennia ago they had...

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Categories: migrations, africa, culture, history, humanity,
Form: Didactic
Migrations
an open window and a shout of girls with blossom sweet basil in the hair over the salmonoids rummage the depth of the rivers the springs want to find to lay the spawn in the darkness of an idea a snake left a precious stone on the roadmargin from now on...

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Categories: migrations, imagination, inspirational,
Form: Lyric



Migrations
The calls of the flocks to this years migration a roving community of birds in each nation rising and diving above mists in the rocks the drawing together ...

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Categories: migrations, animals, education, life, nature,
Form: Verse
Seasonal Migrations
Confusion abounds rain commingles with sunshine, winter greets the spring... *...

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Categories: migrations, nature, seasons
Form: Haiku

Book: Reflection on the Important Things