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Two Poems from our Animals Poetry Collection

 
 
DINOSAURS
   
Author: Jay Harmon
   
Poem:
DINOSAURS
   
  Dinosaurs are my life.
I need one for a wife.

I'm amazed at their ower and might.
But, I wouldn't want to meet one at night.

I draw them here, there and everywhere.
It makes my mother pull out her hair.

I've read all the dinosaur books.
I've been everwhere and took a look.

I've surfed the internet sites.
And printed them with all their might.

I wish I was a dinosaur.
Especially the spinosaur.

I'd like to go back to the dino age.
But, Oh! How my mother would rage.

I'll settle for all the stories.
And in secret just dream of all the glories.

Inspired by my son Jay.
   
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HUNTING THE HUNTED
   
Author: Jacinta Nest
   
Poem: HUNTING THE HUNTED
   

So you're the hunted one they seek,
Your heart is cold, your mind is bleak.
You're running so fast, to escape the face,
Never want to go, again to that place.

Wanted and needed, under minds eye,
They've a birdseye view, from a touring sky.
Tranquilisers, spot lights and water to fix,
After scouring and wading, each of their tricks.

Light gets so dim, at the forests bow,
Eve is fast falling, once again, over now.
The hunters who hunt the hunted, will sleep,
As the hunted lie quiet in a cornered ground deep.

Moonlight beams on the foreign shore,
Though glistening sand banks, seen no more.
The deepest ocean life reveal,
The darkest evenings true feel.

With weary and tired, stumbling pride,
We've no explanation of the hunted inside.
Of twists and turns there is no end,
Of the hunteds mind on a journeys mend.

Alone in the forest, reaching for air,
Gasping for courage, this poor young bear.
Forwarding home, with energy few,
The hunted lays waiting, for the hunter- You.
 
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