Wetland Poems - Poems about Wetland

i bring home the soul of wetland - muddy shoes -- Souvenirs of Silence, Soman Gouda...

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as swallows land and swifts take flight inside late noon’s last shards of light the chill winds that descend on day cause dense green swathes of reeds to sway across the flooded vista’s ground in harmony with nature’s sound of shrills that echo through the air from birds and insects everywhere while stars with room to breathe and shine light up a land divorced...

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Sluggish swamp water seeps through cypress knee Looking for the reclusive crocodiles now infesting, Our air boat skims along the edge of Okeefenochee Where we spy a prehistoric-like alligator ingesting What appears to be an unwary otter or fox squirrel Our guide points out a log laden with sunning turtles With the reptiles in the swamp, we have no quarrel, As accelerating...

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The April morning's quiet and so is the November. Wherever people outnumber trees or the dominant cover type is unquiet. Nothing wrong with that. Walt got it right, and Jane Jacobs: the city is an experienced, used beauty. Her toes are long, nails thick and hair thin. Yet her kisses can be sweet; or smell of ****. All my life I've tried to point my...

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Conceived in nineteen forty six By naturalist, Sir Peter Scott, This wetland paradise now thrives And teems with ducks and geese and swans. The wild geese drew Scott to the marsh, The flood plain of the river Severn, Where countless wintering wildfowl stop Upon their migratory journey. There’re nine varieties of swan And more than twenty types of geese, Not to mention ducks by the...

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I am a wetland , To the lotus and fish, and dreams. But my bridle from iron and My horse from wood. , Twenty centuries in my blood, Full of amok ,fire and war . O my sorrow heart, The lashes hurt and the silence They rushed your death. , I thought...

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under overcast sky dead timber becomes nourished render to wetland Copyright © 2010 By Caryl S. Muzzey...

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