The Jellyfish Chronicle Poem by Steven Cooke

The Jellyfish Chronicle

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Beneath my tendrils,
The sea has many secrets
And I am the last witness

To ships that sink
To gulls that die
To hear the whales that cry
To see the births,
Far away from man's eye

Drifting under frozen seas
A last paradise where man has no welcome
Let nature be our shield
The Cold our government

This place where
The Northern lights dance
In honour to the ancestors

For we came before man
And will be here when
Man has gone

Life and death in harmony
With natures will.
Written in the snow everyday

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Sharad Juneja 22 April 2012

If i read it again n again i will get over with it........... beautiful

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Valerie Dohren 18 April 2012

A lovely poem, very inspired and well written.

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Veeraiyah Subbulakshmi 17 April 2012

For we came before man And will be here when Man has gone What an imagination! well written!

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Dave Walker 16 April 2012

A great poem, like it, a great write.

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