Dog Natural Disasters Poems

The hide of a horse
    The tongue of an ox
  No cloak of remorse
    from a chicken with...

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In a land of crime, pets too are killed
A goose was struck by an upset Ouma
I saw it in a fenced yard, life bleeding ...
It...

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Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Late night news, morning news,  
 the insanity of the viral world
 3 am electrical wires light the quiet street 
 sleep evades me...

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Does Anybody Care?

Does anybody care, what you put in your hair?
or think, of the ink 
you mail to somewhere?

With no thought, you lick the stick,...

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Economic ruin does loom
as hog industry shows no bloom
since swine fever brings pig pen gloom…
Oh, ham and bacon losses boom.

With avian flu’s sudden attack
chicken-kill was...

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The hurricane is coming toward the shore 
at a meager seven miles an hour. 
I can see it days before it arrives. 
It feels like...

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(while trapped in Pottstown 
Memorial Hospital parking lot).

My humble apology to those,
who posted uber up lyft ting messages
to this Macbook Pro Facebook keeper,
without said scrivener...

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Not So Precious Moments

They call
these nameless voices
introduced by
insipient rings
droning on
their piercing voices
shattering the moment.

They insist
on speaking breathlessly
running past the
comma’s
hurdling the
periods
racing toward
some distant goal.

Oblivious to
barking dogs
screaming...

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There was a great asthenospheric disruption
Followed by parallel volcanic eruptions
There was a great, abrupt tectonic shift
In a moment, a million years of continental drift

The ground...

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Shadows detach at dusk, and like bats
roost together in sinister rookeries at night,
wrapped in black mantles
hanging upside down, gossiping.

Peter Pan lost his shadow,
"do you know...

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Lightning flashes
across the sky.
Striking Houses,
starting fires.

The whole world watches
their homes burn.
It's a terrible tragedy.

Flames erupt everywhere!!
No one tries to help!!  
The earth is doomed…...

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Inuksuk Hunter
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TROPICAL STORM

midday darkness heavy
    rain pounds, winds howl---
           trees topple as huts...

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THE NATURE OF THINGS

THE NATURE OF THINGS

Birds ATE Worms,
Worms tilled Soil,
Frogs ATE Flies,
Bees Made Honey,
Fish ATE Worms,
People ATE Fish,
Cats ATE Fish
Butterflies and bees
Pollinated.
Grass Grew, and...

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