Poems about Animals

When you hear "animal" What do you think? Furs of brown, Or collars of pink?
As scentless as you appear to be, you are full of diverse aromas to me.
I was born to this world as men's best friend, Not to be abused or to make this the end.
I grew up nurtured by carpets of pine and soft drizzle, cradled by mountains with snowmelt bubbled through by activism
They are creatures just like you and me, That can't speak or defend them self. People treat them crudely,
A step into a darkened part A light in ash unusual start one chance to show one chance to shine
I see faces pass me by. Faces that I used to know but they’re all strangers to the strange--they don’t know the world I know.
Round and round the track i reace the horses dust flying in my face, the leader than begins to slow, now its my time in the show.
You smell so good when you walk by me. You ignore me and keep walking as you always do.
Her white dressed figure dances in front of me. The clouds that cover the night sky gently surround the night

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