Poems about Animals

Do You Hear Them? Their whimpers, and cries. Can you hear them? Pouring out their hearts. Can you see them?
There was once a day where I could run free And dance all I want with nothing to stop me
when you feel like an animal in clothes path unsure, but you can follow your nose or your heart
Tears descend, The tingling sensations reach the razor edge of pain I am confused
I’m listening to the cool night air of northern Michigan and Bandit stirs awake. The crumpling poly tarp and his
A lonely goldfish Who is constantly swimming Without memories
His hands are cold and his feet are numb. He stands on the corner of dark lonely avenue and waits.
man- n. adult male person, as distinguished from a boy or a woman
Birds, do not sing so blatantly When one in cold lies secretly, When one lies dead upon some floor --
Little brown eyes staring in fear, I guess they've had another bad day. Some days are ok, some others aren't.

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