Short Caribou Poems

Shades of winter
Caribou old and gray
Wolf pack smells thy prey...

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Baraboo!

Her clowns now gone away

 Her deer -- now cari-blue...

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longing
for a mate
caribou calls



posted on September 24, 2018...

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freeze frosting packed snow
	heavy storm promotes hunger ~
		lone caribou fears...

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The elk is just an Eastern moose,
Or else a Western caribou … 

But if you chance to meet one,
He will be polite and nod to you....

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limitless valley
forced separated instinct
lost my caribou

~Written By: Laura Loo~
~Date Written: February 14, 2016~...

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Now Rudolph the red-nosed caribou
 
has a task that only he can do

his job on Christmas Eve

though you may disbelieve

is to guide Santa's sleigh straight to you.


(Limerick)


12/07/2020


Christmas Limerick Poetry Contest Poetry Contest
Sponsored by: Alexis Y....

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Peace For Me Now

	after Baghdad

On the table by the window
balanced on its spine 

this leaflet
butterfly open

and still as a 
butterfly.  

Peace for me now 
zephyr through leaflet.

Peace for me soon
caribou and snow,

loping caribou 
and caribou reclining.


Donal Mahoney...

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Constant coming winds picking the petals
Dormant heart tearing the faded sky
Fluent stream seeking aura in the ray
Intent rain dries the particles of sigh

Sparrow dancing on the sun setting field
Before tigress caribou on the scenes
Scarecrow smiling on the passionate tears
To mow the mulatto let's love all skins

23.06.2020 Chattogram...

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There is a new ice cream
It is A in Canada
It is called The Caribou
An ice cream bar on a stick
Sold in the groceries stores

A hard chocolate shell
With a rice crispy coat
Bite into it -vanilla ice cream
The caramel flowing out
Your taste buds will be pleased

If you like caramel 
If you like chocolate
This ice cream you'll enjoy
A delicious tasty treat
On a hot humid day...

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"A goodly, gainful thing"
Caribou told me
"To leave, once in a while
Home's high-ground safeness;
To roam, for what as sun-grassed
Lies in wait sweetly
Fills which need, Surprise's;
Feeds on vast Newness."

"And the most jubilant!"
Dragonfly added.
"To up and go, but now
Out which comfort zone
With that relief's burst, once deemed
Unthinkable sped!
Isle-eying, isle-engaged!
Floaty; no more lone!"...

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In Alaska, running loose
Are grizzlies, caribou and moose.
Eagles soar and whales cavort
And salmon fishing is a sport.

Glaciers calve and mountains rise,
Scenery to mesmerize.
Sadly, now, for tourist folk
The air is filled with thick gray smoke.

I am starting on a tour;
Don't know what will be in store,
But I'm hoping skies will clear
And some wildlife will appear.

Nature - lift that smoky noose.
I'd really love to see a moose!...

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I brought home an axolotl
In a thin-necked ketchup bottle
Then I could never get the damned thing out.

I broke up with the mute Egyptian
Found his code was a crude encryption
Read the story of the life of a silent lout.

Waddlin' toddlin' down the track
End of the line and halfway back
Marry or bury me, I don't care
Fiddlin' a middlin' Irish aire.

Caribou smoked on a barbecue grill
Fed everyone from the curlicue mill
Then got stuck going home on the roundabout....

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We rode on a bicycle made for two,
    While on vacation, to visit a zoo.
    Where we strolled around, enjoying our view.
    Of North America's, wild caribou,
    To friendly llamas, from far off Peru.
     And an African antelope, the gnu.
     Then watching pachyderms, while in the queue,
     We observed birds, and a flightless emu.
     To big cats and reptiles, farewell adieu.

     11 / 9 / 2022.
     Sponsor Hilo Poet.
     For the contest.   Monomixorhyme poetry contest....

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