The Great Arctic Whiteout (23,516 BC)

!±8± The Great Arctic Whiteout (23,516 BC)

Deep in the ice of the Arctic,

one hundred and fifth miles

from the North Pole in

T-23 516 BC, the end of the world

The largest tiger

(Second Period of man); deep

in the ice, the ice-

Glacier moved, the earth as

in a tree exposed to wind

ancient organisms that live

Deep, deep in the earth

Crust.

Then came the eternal storm

And 'swung to a volcanic

roar, so from here onCountry

was all that snow storm, whiteout, no

matter is no longer, he could see with their eyes.

So in all the oceans froze,

and small organisms that swam in the

Thickness of the fog, back and forth

frozen lands and seas froze, and the cold

They were, however, were bold,

and so is the primitive state

Ghosts.

Written 12/2006 TO: originally written on a napkin, as
Short story section, and recently discovered, never completed, written
inSt. Paul, Minnesota. According to Aztec times and eras, are
was a time when the tiger, big cats, the jaguar has ruled the country
of the earth. Before or around the period of 24,000 BC, they became extinct, not
really know why, and then we will move in a wider age
The next new, human. In the ice ages were more than
some, Greenland has always kept the world in the north, colder than a color
between America and Europe, perhaps in a momentGreenland
Greenland was not, but under the sea, it should be, was the heat
Winds between North America and Europe have produced
a warmer climate, should have suddenly risen from the depths
Sea, which would represent a disturbance in this area. And so in this
poetic narrative, or story, I am simply a moment in time has created, without
Of course, naming the cause and effect, or when all speculation.