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Best Poems About / On NATURE
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Universal Motion
Around the hub, the galaxies turn
Pinwheels scrubbed, in magnetic urn
Gravity attracts, while motion glides
Equal force acts, to sustain the rides
The Milky Way, is towed along
Its center conveyed, by nature's song
The flux lines strum, as they pass by
A radio hum, an electrical sigh
And so it be, with our own sun
By magnetic sea, its field is spun
The axial spin, then thus does tow
It's satellites in an induction row
The best conductors turn fairly fast
While the resistors last with the past
Lines of force roll round the outside
Because the course is too dense inside
When the field of the planet is low
It tends to yield all turning flow
If more than one set of poles it has
It will turn yet, but less as lines pass
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Stormin' Mornin'
The voltage builds
As electrons swept
From trailing edge
To some front they crept
As the earth turns
They fail to keep up
In moisture churns
They gather abrupt
As raindrops fall
The water collects
Oxygen worlds
Amidst their own chests
The valance orbits
Of the extreme moons
Gravity weakened
As repulsion wounds
Pressure overwhelms
Micro universe
External planets
New systems converse
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The Northern Front (the January- February blow)
At the end of six weeks I did spy
A dawning of light in the southern sky
Though it didn't last long
It started a song
As a blowing sound passed by
For its warming wave
Caused the artic to cave
And move out to the world around
As the north begins to warm
The cold fronts start to form
In a move to the south
From the foul bear's mouth
It's January's frontal storm
The artic air glides
til the bear subsides
And moderation in temperatures abound
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It's In The Water!
When I was young, so very young
I would hear the cry of those moms
Who did stay home to raise their kids
While others ran away to play or strapped for the work they did
In whose hands are you leaving your children? '
When in my latter teen years, home
Back from work on a week end night
My own classmates, parte' away
Why, when the clock ticked ten the local news, kindly display?
Parents, where are your children? '
For I did know just where they were
While mother said, 'I'm glad your home! '
Damn this news thing, she'd seen it too
For there was too many a time myself, I did go roam.
But out here in the old Midwest
They say that we are far behind
No way, I say! We toke as hell!
It's just not the way of our parental kind set of mind
For they grew up from the old school
That taught things always would happen
During the night when so shady
You would never ever find goin' in daylight's dampen
Missing children, famly' stories
Of how just the old times did go
And her mother once relayed to her
This deep dark family secret, you know
Yea, right! Mom those are fairy tales.
As I did tune then in to view
The latest from my high school friends
About a new show that you should see too
You see I have heard those stories
From others so many years ago
I knew not where I heard before
But it was not just from my mom you know
She was not there I realize
The first time I heard the words Live,
From New York' show, but I do now
Remember twas from dad's friend who did strive
About a man did picket cross
I overheard early today
How they seen him later near home
He had four flats, a lesson fast, their way!
That's not right, maybe he had to
His children may have needed bread
And never approved of stealing
Or even charity to get them fed
Knowing the unions, how do they say?
'It's my way or the highway' bro
And they say supervisors do?
Who's right, who's wrong? It's still that way ya know
But there is one from long ago
That no-one here may remember
About when times were very hard
And so deadly the sad done surrender
I have pieced it all together
For I'm one big History nut
You may think I am crazy but,
Maybe someday while near a campfire's hut
I'll relay a story to my own
Of how my family seed was sown
For it seems He never changes
In the way He loves his children
For now I know one they do not
And the hidden secrets all the hills rend
But being the nut I am, I do
Genealogy of them too
And searching those cemeteries
Here's one they may not care for to pay due
How the cholera was here too
And now I even do know it
For I have watched some spooky ones
Of times far past and they still show it
I'd search courthouses for so long
And have found the stones to prove it
How my famly' too, lost one at two
Age of child's wean, more or less, remove it
Just how it spreads, and they all knew
So did Nostradamus and Poe too
The water dummies! Sinners Creek!
Good man's spring! Cholera, Black Plague,
Bubonic Plague!
If you drink water from one town
That it's sewer has polluted
So far downstream, you know it not
But the waste is yet to be diluted.
Babies and old men, give satan away every time!
Maybe God's hand makes us take a stand, as I have solved that one
Now many will claim that they already did
For there are some who've always known it
They may have even kept it freshly repainted
Sometimes there are little clues we miss every day
But when they are revealed this way
It tends to make us wonder
But don't spend all our time looking for clues
Or as the old timers would say
Daydreaming doesn't get the work done'
Or did liberal schools make us that way
Oh well, they say; one must eat, so I better go.
Right there; no work, no pay, but the old timers always knew that one!
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