Nautilus Poems - Poems about Nautilus

The nautilus is listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act. The chambered nautilus (Nautilus pompilius) is a large, mobile cephalopod. They are called "living fossils" and have been around for about 500 million years. They were here before dinosaurs. Nautilus shell By Michelle Morris 29/08/2023 The nautilus shell Is mathematical perfection The golden ratio In constant action For Nature...

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One leg of lamb Fish stock Lemons Cayenne Rosemary Thyme Onions Garlic Soy sauce Tomato paste Olive oil Grated Ginger MSG Buttermilk Marinade overnight. BBq rare, cook fork tender In 6 cups of vegetables stock. Cook. Strain and make a sauce. Make your best pie dough. Mash 4 cups of potatoes 3/4 turkey bacon diced cooked 1 cup of swiss cheese Cream cheese chopped jalepeano peppers Salt and pepper Cayenne Roll dough make turnovers Deep fry or bake Casears Salad...

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Ukulele Gamma ...

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A chambered shell with each a secret Lie. Memory dwells spiraling down deep and only the Infinity knows what is kept in each. A secret that lies dreaming kept in its chambers coil. This heart is where eons of mysteries dwell. This cosmic design plays a part in the Grand Scheme of Creations mind. A lost art. Nautilus...

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Watching the horizons as the waves crash… The sun dies its elegant death of golden blood upon the distant shores. It washes jade green and aquamarine upon creations seam, the edge of the earth. Sand cools under tired feet Head held low A cry high overhead rises into the sky on silhouetted Wings. Watching wonders of wraiths and...

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shell spiral coiled so well to symmetry, perfect in design, nautilus sailor shell what sounds lie within those opera chamber halls, decked in pearl shell nacre, shiny glitz....

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Exchanged pleasantries Now vowed Ensconsed Memories...

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