Thirty Dolphins Came Ashore Poem by Stephen Katona
Thirty Dolphins Came Ashore
Common dolphins came ashore,
Maybe thirty or more,
On this beach in Brazil,
People showed a will.
As they heard the wails,
They grabbed their tails,
Pulling out to sea,
So they could flee.
To follow each other,
As a child their mother.
A visitor from above,
Would see their love.
With a greater worth
Than much on this earth.
If only our pride
Would let them guide.
They're more humane,
Than those who reign.
I leave a plea,
To keep them free.
You seem to be very fond of Dolphins.... Among your poems, I saw many titles on Dolphin.... Yes, they are such lovely creatures! If we observe them, we can see greater warmth among animals than in some humans! A very earnest plea at the end which adds to the beauty of the poem!
very heartfelt write, we all must endeavor to be kind to all creatures and inspire kindness in others. I'm with you in this concern Stephen.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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4/23/2024 10:51:12 PM # 1.0.0.1119
You could write a children's story book in poetry :)