Poems about Animals

Don’t call me weak, because a movie can cost me a tear. I can be emotional, so to speak.
Sadness lurks on the street like an ancient greyhound—forlorn, lonely,
This year has many ups and downs But the downs are what put me down I struggled a lot with the deaths this year
It was just 50 years ago, your grandma thought of my people as a lesser race. Animal, humanoid. Today we sit here.
Expectation is experience laced with arrogance. I would be lying to you if I told you that I expected this.
The songs we heard under the wooden porch Are still carried in my ears – ringing something awful.
I am here. In this dungeon. I fear losing my grip on sanity, for the longer I am bound to this cage
I never thought I would see a mean cat It was indeed a day to walk outside It's fur looked damaged for it did look fat
I’ve always been good at this. I can pull words out of my head the way kids pick flowers,
Running and barking, He lives and breathes but-- He has no name.

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