Poems About: ANIMAL

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

  • 337.
    FOR YOU BABY

    Pranab k c
    21/08/2011

    'Geniuses are perverted read more »

    Pranab K. Chakraborty
  • 338.
    That Is Why I am Confused

    read more »

    Rebecca Stansfield
  • 339.
    A Farmer's Value

    The worker in the field plays a vital role
    Without him to operate the tractors and combines
    The crop will not be quickly harvested
    Without workers in the field read more »

    Nick Leary
  • 340.
    Humans back to animals

    Meeting, dating, mating and parting-
    Animals are doing but humans
    Are forbidden. Animals are free
    And humans are secure. Must it go? read more »

    Rm.Shanmugam Chettiar.
  • 341.
    Sea Of Land

    My animals are swept from the sea and land,
    They inhabit the outer realms when awake
    But die when asleep, the peace is so immense for them.
    My friendly parrot is upon my skull, read more »

    Naveed Akram
  • 342.
    Animal Instincts

    Biting,
    Thrusting,
    Scratching,
    Lusting, read more »

    Joseph Tanner
  • 343.
    Us

    What is it
    In us…
    That makes us
    Kind towards read more »

    Aparna Chatterjee
  • 344.
    Not To Forbid

    Hinder at every step I am not going to obey
    Cat seeks excuse to eat the ducking waits day after day read more »

    BONGOKOBIDA ZAKARIA
  • 345.
    Blind World

    We’re seeing everything with blind eyes
    And judging everyone with closed eyes
    We don’t realize the broken dreams
    And the path that should be seen. read more »

    Prachi Agrawal
  • 346.
    Vietnam's Greyhound Racing Must Cease

    Of all animals, Man is the most cruel
    Vietnam's greyhound racing proves this
    That horrible abuse as a gambling fuel
    And the use of canines for fun must cease! read more »

    Cynthia BuhainBaello
  • 347.
    Finding a voice

    Our world is not fantastic,
    When we don't recycle plastic,
    You are commiting a big sin,
    When you don't use a reclying bin. read more »

    Kimberley Hartnett
  • 348.
    Fall

    The leaves on the trees grow brown and crisp,
    The animals fall swiftly back into the woods,
    All types of colors floating softly down,
    And the humans fall back and draw up their hoods. read more »

    Jessie Wolfe
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