TOE has been dormant as the world turned green
And, I'm not sure I can cover all I've seen
The monster storm that has ripped across the land
Got to the east coast yesterday and it was grand
Crazy wind, tornado warnings, a big thunder storm
More heat, moisture; this weather is looking the norm
Of course, there was snow on the northwest edge
Border to border, the country hammered like a sledge
But, the trees are greening, dogwoods are blooming
Figured it was about time for a bear to be looming
I've been taking down the bird feeders at night
Sure enough, I had that timing right
Just 20 minutes after the power came back
I was startled by a large dog bark attack
There it was, a large mass in the yard
Lights on, dog crazy, adrenaline flowing hard
Ursa major was not fazed a bit
Until I yelled at him, OUT he should GET!
With no feeders, and a human screaming
He ambled on, shiny black coat gleaming
Didn't let Breyer out for another hour
He was wild, sniffing, snorting on a yard scour
Got no picture, he wasn't here long
But, not convinced he's really move along
Neighbors got his pic on their game cam
Camera not a thought with my adrenal slam
But, the bear and storm are gone
Clear skies, wild wind, cool linger on
Spring is here, no frost in the forecast
With hummers slurpin' sugar water fast
Time to brave the wind, pollen and bear
Gotta get out, a lovely day out there
Enjoy the charm after the storm
Today On Earth
To catch up the shaky world news
Just over 100 quakes 4.5+ giving locals the blues
But, no tsunamis from monster quakes
Another average week on the planet that shakes
A pretty average volcano list
If not in Indonesia; then volcanoes are missed
Over half for the week in Kamchatka or Indo
To see exploding mountains, that's where ya go
Or Costa Rica or Chile, either side of the Ring
And, watch out, Krakatoa is doing it's thing!
Tonight's sky will be bright with the gibbous moon
Winter's stars setting, spring's rising soon
The Big Dipper, in the northeast, out of hibernation
Part of the Great Bear, pointing to Polaris' location
The other side of the dipper to Leo's Regulus opposite
Where tonight, that bright star and the moon will sit!
Get out and check the sky out
But, for bears, WATCH OUT!!
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