Anthropomorphism Poem by Lenore Lee
Anthropomorphism
Monkeys looking like a man could be,
Climbing to get the fruit off of the tree.
Isn't that just like a human?
What makes them different to us?
Female tigers protecting their cubs,
While the male goes hunting in the shrubs.
Isn't that just like a human?
What makes them different to us?
Puppies barking at the sound of danger,
To protect their home from a stranger.
Isn't that just like a human?
What makes them different to us?
Birds chirping back and forth,
Sounds like talking for what it's worth.
Isn't that just like a human?
What makes them different to us?
People fighting for no reason,
People enjoying all of the teasing.
Isn't that just like an animal?
What makes us different to them?
Great! That's really awesome, and very beautiful work! I wish that I wrote this poem before you, that the people say what a wonderful poet, Isn't that just like a human? what makes me different.
As Joseph wrote here, we need this breath of life from The Lord.-well written poem.
I love the central idea, but I would like to have read more. Either way, great work!
I love it! Lenore this is a wonderful poem, your writing is great!
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/19/2024 12:09:20 AM # 1.0.0.1119
We have the breath of life from God, [our soul]