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Plea


 

The alluring creatures of the earth
So pure so kind
Each unique, each with feelings
Each with a soul
 
The dreadful humans come
Poor animals cannot run
Locked in a dense enclosure, Hearing cry's of despair
Wondering what they did to deserve such torture
 
Tail cut off
Put into a grinder 
Hung upside down and Throat slit
No way out
 
Humans forcing their beliefs on others
Killing for their greed
 
What we really need is to be torture free
 
Animals have as much right as we don't you see?
 
Cruel world, when will you change?
 
Stop forcing your beliefs on ones who cry and plea. 
 
Who will help?
 
Hopefully, You and me
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NicoleOlson
<p>My favorite part of the poem was getting the words to fit right in my mind.</p>

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