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Tag Archives: politics
Yellowstone Tales – Part 3 – The Black Wolf with the Blue Face at his Kill
Manners The black wolf with the blue face dines with reserve wiping his mouth carefully with his tongue taking time to savor the flavor nervously watching for unwelcome company but retiring graciously at frequent intervals so the humans, should they … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, national parks, Nature, Poems, politics, wilderness, wolves, Yellowstone
Tagged animal rights, animals, birds, Endangered Species Act, national parks, nature, NRDC, poems, poetry, politics, ravens, wilderness, wolves, Yellowstone
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Yellowstone Tales – Part 1
My Brother the Wolf* My brother the wolf sings his music under clear stars a chant I recognize but cannot name haunts me My brother the wolf hears the fear and longing in our hearts sees confusion at a glance … Continue reading
Posted in national parks, Nature, Poems, politics, wilderness, wolves, Yellowstone
Tagged animal rights, Endangered Species Act, Grand Tetons, hunting, national parks, NRDC, poems, poetry, politics, U.S. Department of the Interior, wilderness, wolves, Yellowstone
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Little Red Riding Hood Meets The Three Little Pigs
Lamentation Kill for pleasure kill for hate kill to merely eradicate It’s been done before and will happen again the sword proves mightier than the pen Powered by myth fueled by fear reason alone will not prevail here No safety … Continue reading
Posted in national parks, Nature, Poems, politics, wilderness, wolves, Yellowstone
Tagged Endangered Species Act, Grand Tetons, hunting, national parks, nature, poems, poetry, politics, U.S. Department of the Interior, wilderness, wolves, Yellowstone
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With Patton in Germany
Get the Job Done To liberate a prisoner do what must be done send a tank and crew along to rescue simply one. Give them their instructions command them on their way don’t forget to gas the tank to free … Continue reading
Posted in Poems, politics, Uncategorized
Tagged George Patton, poems, poetry, politics, World War II
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Wolf Hunting Begins
The hunting of wolves begins shortly in the states of Montana, Idaho, and – possibly – Wyoming. Now that we have taught wolves it’s finally OK to approach and be curious about humans, we are going to kill them. Nice … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, politics, wolves
Tagged animals, Endangered Species Act, hunting, national parks, nature, politics, U.S. Department of the Interior, wolves
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Earth Eon
Wings of Butterflies Into the bodies of birds into the wings of butterflies into amphibian membranes into water that should be life-sustaining leaches our chemical legacy fruit of our need for perfection for the manicured landscape fruit of our impatience … Continue reading
Deficit Spending
DEFICIT SPENDING We thought we had survived, through the sacrifices of earlier generations, two world wars and profound human loss. We thought we had conquered the frontiers of medicine and biology. We thought peace, health, and good living were our … Continue reading
Justice is Blind … or … Three Blind Judges
Justice is Blind (Sung to the tune of… well, you know) Three blind judges three blind judges see how they run see how they run they ran away from discussions of state refused a constitutional mandate* failed to honor a … Continue reading

