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The Inhuman Human


Blast them for their hearts are cold Blast them for an act so old Blast them in the name of love Blast them for now push has come to shove Animals feel pain how dare they think not Or maybe they do and still take the shot A heart without compassion prove acts that leave me fuming U would be too unless you too are inhuman Let me give you examples of animals that feel And should never be put through such an ordeal Now I could list everyone of them but I will only list two One is the largest on land The other is the one that protects you "Man's best friend" yet we starve and beat them And some take it so far they even kill and eat them Put them to fight for barbaric fun And the looser last vision is the barrel of a gun Excuse me for a moment let me gain my composer As I talk about the 2nd and bring this poem to a closure The Majestic gentle giant whose love knows no bounds Who knew their human friend had died and came from miles around ( Lawrence Anthony ) So let's raise our hearts voices as we foward this with a send And bring this animal cruelty to an abrupt and halting end.
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