Poems about Animals

Dark, wet brown, covered with an  orange, pink, and blue beach towel.  the clean scent,
I rush off to school and forget to fill your bowl with food But still you love me
Standing here in Paris, France. Surrounded by booming businesses. Water rockets upward reaching for the sky.
Here in the dark where the shadows creep, The foul rats scurry and the spirits weep.
They see dark clothing and piercings, but not the smile that graces her lips at the sight of a baby animal.
my whole life I had a fixation with animals. I think they were put here to keep us company whenever we get to feeling lonely.
As the breeze carries me on I still remember the same old song, from the bird that lost her wing
Awaking out of bed,  Still half asleep,  A faint cry with an annoying repeating tone, I am born.
I think my grandmother is the yellow in those bright flowers
I think my grandmother is the yellow in those bright flowers

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