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Poetry: Wildlife

• 1 of 47

  by Simon Golding

  Ocean Lord

  I saw a shark yesterday
  When sinking sun turned light to dark.
  I wasn't sure quite what to say,
  It's not a usual

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• 2 of 47

  by Nanette Piotrowski

  Oh, to be that squirrel in the tree just playing happily

  The fawn in the dawn romping merrily

  The dog chasing the frog through

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• 3 of 47

  by Robert Levine

  THE BLUE JAY

  He doesn't care to endear himself to neighbors.
  They have to endure his creaky chattering
  and raucous "Jaaay jaaay

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• 4 of 47

  by John Calhoon

  Black Ghosts

  Sitting in the woods
  Has many different moods,
  From an abundance of activity,
  To times of intense tranquility.

  Plants

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• 5 of 47

  by Stephen Clock

  The howlin' wind,
  the timber moans and whispers,
  her anguish billows,
  that painted language
  of shame and regret,
  cast upon the

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