Life of Yellowstone
By Presley, Brayden, and Devyn
Table of Contents
1- Title Page
2- Table of Contents
3- Wonders of Yellowstone by Presley Jones
4- Ode the Bear by Brayden Belden
5- Where the Wild Things Roam by Presley Jones
6- The World's First by Devyn Siedle
7- Touristry and Undisturbed by Devyn Siedle
8- Ode to the Wolf by Brayden Belden
9- Old Faithful by Presley Jones
10- Ode to the Animals
11-12 Works Cited
2- Table of Contents
3- Wonders of Yellowstone by Presley Jones
4- Ode the Bear by Brayden Belden
5- Where the Wild Things Roam by Presley Jones
6- The World's First by Devyn Siedle
7- Touristry and Undisturbed by Devyn Siedle
8- Ode to the Wolf by Brayden Belden
9- Old Faithful by Presley Jones
10- Ode to the Animals
11-12 Works Cited
Presley Jones
Wonders of Yellowstone
Wonders of Yellowstone
Wonders of Yellowstone
The darkest of skies
Where the hunter becomes the hunted
Sounds of death and life
Millions of years that now live in minutes
For the weak, the only certainty is death, which is around every corner
It is a beautiful sight to behold
It is Yellowstone
Where the hunter becomes the hunted
Sounds of death and life
Millions of years that now live in minutes
For the weak, the only certainty is death, which is around every corner
It is a beautiful sight to behold
It is Yellowstone
Wonders of Yellowstone
Presley Jones
Presley Jones
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Ode to the BearLoading...
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Beautiful powerful predatorElegant as it walks through the woods
Always on the hunt
Roaming across the land
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Where the Wild Things Roam Loading...
Through patterns of weather, no matter rain or snowThe beauty of Yellowstone will forever show.
Born of fire and ice the park is a plateau
Through miles of lush land, the wild bison roam.
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Presley Jones 
The world’s first
National park,
On any continent,
In any country.
On March 1, 1872, Yellowstone
Asserts its’ two million acres,
Spans over Wyoming,
Reaches through Idaho,
Weaves through Montana.
Preserving and protecting:
Canyons, rivers, and forests.
Homing hundreds of species like
Bears, bison, elk, and wolves.
Hosting visitors with open arms,
The most dangerous of all the species,
Because now the law protects
from development
and bulldozers,
and corporations,
and greed.
National park,
On any continent,
In any country.
On March 1, 1872, Yellowstone
Asserts its’ two million acres,
Spans over Wyoming,
Reaches through Idaho,
Weaves through Montana.
Preserving and protecting:
Canyons, rivers, and forests.
Homing hundreds of species like
Bears, bison, elk, and wolves.
Hosting visitors with open arms,
The most dangerous of all the species,
Because now the law protects
from development
and bulldozers,
and corporations,
and greed.
Devyn Siedle
Touristry
The water rises
Whoosh! Silence falls again
The crowd dissipates
The water rises
Whoosh! Silence falls again
The crowd dissipates
Undisturbed
Silence and stillness deafen,
Through dark and day
Kept that way,
Despite the roads
That light the way
There is still much land
Undiscovered,
Never to be uncovered
Silence and stillness deafen,
Through dark and day
Kept that way,
Despite the roads
That light the way
There is still much land
Undiscovered,
Never to be uncovered
Devyn Siedle
Ode to the Wolf
As I stealthily travel through the woods
Looking for food
Traveling with my pack
My family
On the hunt
Looking for anyone who comes my way
Looking for a meal
Looking to stop my hunger
So I can rest
Before I have to do it again
Looking for food
Traveling with my pack
My family
On the hunt
Looking for anyone who comes my way
Looking for a meal
Looking to stop my hunger
So I can rest
Before I have to do it again
Ongoing
Large
Distribution of
Fountains of water into the
Air An
Incredible
Testament to the
Haven
Found
Under Yellowstone’s iconic
Layers
Large
Distribution of
Fountains of water into the
Air An
Incredible
Testament to the
Haven
Found
Under Yellowstone’s iconic
Layers
Presley Jones
Ode to the Animals
To the Yellowstone BEAR
Who protects its cubs
To the Yellowstone WOLF
Who is always on the prowl
To the Yellowstone ELK
Who is waiting int he golden grass
To the curious CHIPMUNK
Who is carefully eating while always on alert
To the Yellowstone PRONGHORN
Looking like the meanest queen around
Who protects its cubs
To the Yellowstone WOLF
Who is always on the prowl
To the Yellowstone ELK
Who is waiting int he golden grass
To the curious CHIPMUNK
Who is carefully eating while always on alert
To the Yellowstone PRONGHORN
Looking like the meanest queen around