Glacier White
Benjamin Moor OC-37
The glacier desolated,
The last frontier.
No trees could survive,
The harshest weather.
A puny polar bear,
Paced past,
The dead trees.
Looking for,
Food to feed.
The old strong,
Glacier’s peak
Broke and tumble,
Down the cold sea.
Crack, creu, crek!
It broke
To shards
Small as
Sand.
In the glacier,
Was the cave,
Which the bear
Called home.
The bear remembers
The time when
His mother
Was alive.
The trees that
Now are dead.
Used to be
Green in all
Their glory.
Flowers sang,
Birds talked,
The bear chased
The rabbit.
The deer fought,
In a playful manner,
Against the other.
Life had changed,
So had the bear.
He walked thru,
The cold desert,
He calls home.
Humans will never come,
To rescue the poor bear
And save his from
The misery.
The brave baby bear,
Is trapped
In an iceberg.
Waiting,
Waiting for help,
Help from the benevolent mother
Death
Or from the mean
Mother survival.
The bear waits.


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