Tag Archives: Extinction
National Poetry Day Message Poem by Jill Townsend
Liz Brownlee ♦ October 6, 2016 ♦ Leave a comment
To the Panamanian Gold Frog . You gesture with a little wave to see off any new arrival – other male frogs as brave as you, who gesture with a wave. But now the situation’s grave: a fungus threatens your survival. Your gesture with a little wave may not see off this new arrival. . …
National Poetry Day Message Poem by Harvey Roberts
Liz Brownlee ♦ October 6, 2016 ♦ Leave a comment
Apology to a Lion . Sorry lion, your incredible head is at the end of my bed. . Sorry lion, all your little cubs were shot dead by mugs. . Sorry lion, your magnificent coat is carpet in a boat. . Sorry lion, your wonderful wife was killed by a knife. . Sorry lion, your …
NPD Message Poem of the Day
Liz Brownlee ♦ July 17, 2016 ♦ 6 Comments
This poem, sent in by poet Sue-Hardy-Dawson to lizpoet @ gmail.com for the start of the run-up to National Poetry Day, rules given here, is a ‘Poem of the Day’ posted on: Â https://messagepoemstotheplanet.wordpress.com/ . Dear Tiger, . though you are long gone to your Tiger god I remember your eyes melting forest your hot ghost …
