The Sheep Poem by Paul Reed

The Sheep



Through the slit windows I spy
Gentle snow flakes hurrying by
Headlights shine in, then as quickly leave
Unknowing of my fate, I cannot grieve;

But you know, you that have put me here,
Your planning and cold thoughts were clear
Because I have no tears with which to cry
You have sentenced me to die;

Now whizzes past the ice cold morning air
There is grass and freedom to be tasted out there
But through the slit windows, all I spy
Are gentle snow flakes hurrying by

Thursday, February 9, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: animals
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