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| young jaguar in southern new mexico |
Introduction
(poems written & performed with children in jaguar costumes,
dance performance, Santa Fe, 1997)
Spotted cats endangered
from poaching
from our slashing & burning.
Recovery of
bald eagle
whooping crane
habitat protection
is supreme.
Too many of us & not enough of them.
Recovery is supreme.
Recovery of the earth and her ills healed.
Man, woman shrinking,
earth staying the same
blossoming into itself is my dream.
Habitat protection
is supreme
bald eagle
whooping crane —
the spotted cats endangered
because of poaching
slashing & burning.
Too many of us & not enough of them.
But man, woman shrinking our absurd population
earth staying the same
blossoming into itself
is supreme.
Oh glorious spotted cats!
Too many of us & not enough of them.
Jaguar Seen In New Mexico
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eye
creep
pounce
float
feet
cat
sleep
ponder
pool
eye
see
rock
balance
act
taut
step
steep
growl
meow
wonder
weak
way
win
dash
leap
jump
bristle
power
gnash
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slash
eat!
spot
eye
creep
bounce
slide
float
walk
seek
out
flash
sun
spot
coat
spotted
flash
sun
coat
gone
here
there
where
spot
creep
pounce
out
gone
where
what
when
why
hey
wow
power
Jag-
uar
what
power
Jag-
uar
beau-
ty
dreams
out
this
hour
beau-
ty
beams
out
this
hour
Jag-
uar
beau-
ty
streams
out
this
hour
sun
spot
coat
spotted
flash
coat
fur
gone
out
this
hour
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beau-
ty
Jag-
uar
Jag-
uar
Jag-
uar
Jag-
uar
teeth
growl
wow
bite!
15Dec97
larry goodell / placitas, new mexico / from A Jaguar Seen In New Mexico poems 1997
Diana Hadley is doing good work with the Northern Jaguar Project to help protect & encourage
the natural presence of these animals . . . http://www.northernjaguarproject.org/
