A Poem on the Yeti, and then a haiku on Tibet
Where you need to go, if you are interested in the Yeti
As we sit upon our chair
Looking at teles and computers and maybe cars
We are unaware that things amazing
Are ocurring a few Km high in air that is cold and in action
We know about the rhino and the elephant
The big beasts of their continents
But unknown to us a creature walks
It leaves foot prints in snow, to remind us of it's lurks
A snow gorilla a giant orangutan
Though maybe it just lies in the imagination
But the only evidence we uncover says it is in the mountains
As it spreads the Himalayas 4-8 foot tall, whistling, eating, red or brown fur, as it is grunting,
Fiction, Comedy, Stories on the Yeti
Tibet
A farmer sits at a super high serenely flat lake
A lone plump goose flaps over grey rocky sand, then turquoize water,
The
mountains behind rise and climb filled by hard ice, and air and water mixed snow
What
the Abominable Snowman's autograph would look like, never buy it, I made it up.