Poems About: ANIMAL

In this page, poems on / about “animal” are listed.

  • 253.
    Night Sound

    Out there
    in the tranquillity of my night forest
    there is a squeak
    of a small animal read more »

    Diana van den Berg
  • 254.
    The inimical

    Animals fight for food.
    Men do for pleasure too.
    Animals hunt for food.
    Men do for sport too. read more »

    Rm.Shanmugam Chettiar.
  • 255.
    Eternal Father

    Come closer, you distant animal,
    Let me see your face;
    Come closer, even if your light
    Or darkness will kill me. read more »

    Dejan Stojanovic
  • 256.
    Do we need pain?

    Pain is a matter of your conceptions
    From cutting a lettuce to vivisections
    All to certain degrees
    From animals to trees read more »

    Gordon D Wilkinson
  • 257.
    While Humanity Sleeps

    While humanity sleeps
    The animal creeps
    Stealthily in the night
    Searching for a fight read more »

    Lauren Joy
  • 258.
    Nativity

    Some call it a holy night
    A miracle for sure.
    No earthly logic can imagine
    Such a gift to man. read more »

    Geri Foster Brewster
  • 259.
    Cirrhosis and Sclerosis

    Alcohol can cause the liver's cirrhosis
    while animal fat: multiple sclerosis.
    Animal fat in the brain arteries
    is premature senility read more »

    O Anna Niemus
  • 260.
    Biggest Holocaust

    Zillions of animals murdered
    for human appetites
    the worst of all holocausts
    For living near brutal humans read more »

    O Anna Niemus
  • 261.
    I love you

    I don't know your favorite song or flower
    Or favorite food or drink.
    I don't know what time you go to bed or get up in the morning.
    Or how often you think of me. read more »

    Jeff Christopher
  • 262.
    Veneman And Venom Men

    Ann Veneman
    was taught by Venom Men..
    the meat mongers of the
    American Meat Institute.. read more »

    O Anna Niemus
  • 263.
    JAIL

    Jail
    A place for the criminal who broke the law
    The price that he has to pay for braking the law
    Sometimes the cell doesn't have any window at all read more »

    Aldo Kraas
  • 264.
    Beasts in Shades of Gray

    As a boy growing up
    on a poultry farm, every
    Saturday morning would find
    me collecting carrion from the roadside: read more »

    David Kowalczyk
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