Poems about Animals

He has razor sharp teeth and the autumn brown eyes you have ever seen.
You look around As eyes just like yours do the same All wondering the same thing Nothing matters
As I fly through the dazzling sky, I watch as life goes by.
As I stepped outside from my cool home into the heat, the bright light made me squint
Love, a touchy subject to be sure, for not all can claim its ownership and those who do may be in possession of an entirely different ani
As scentless as you appear to be, you are full of diverse aromas to me.
I grew up nurtured by carpets of pine and soft drizzle, cradled by mountains with snowmelt bubbled through by activism
Quincy Quincy My sweet puppy Sleep and snuggle Then cause trouble Sleep sound little baby boy
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.

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