Poems About: ANIMAL

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

  • 109.
    For The Love of Animals

    some of the idiot humans that live amongst us
    see fit to slaughter the other species that coexist with us
    on this planet
    as if it was going out of season- read more »

    andrew delapruch
  • 110.
    100 STD's 10,000 MTD's

    There are STD's, sexually transmitted diseases.
    and then there are MTD's, meat transmitted diseases.

    The latter take a lot more lives. read more »

    O Anna Niemus
  • 111.
    Animal Crackers

    Animal crackers and cocoa to drink,
    That is the finest of suppers I think;
    When I'm grown up and can have what I please read more »

    Christopher Morley
  • 112.
    Sad to see

    Its sad to see,
    That no ones free.
    Its sad to see,
    No one like me. read more »

    Dragon Crenshaw
  • 113.
    Animal

    Took off all alone
    Searching for a road
    The world can be so cold
    Especially when you're alone read more »

    Brandon Bizon
  • 114.
    Save the Animals from Creul expirements

    Professor said to Jack
    '' Your Knowlege will become Thrice
    for that you will have to cut this mice.''
    Professor turned to Sam read more »

    rohan bendre
  • 115.
    ABC

    Animals are my friends
    Baby animals I like best
    Cats live in my house
    Dude is one of the five cats read more »

    Jackie Butler
  • 116.
    Genius Animal

    Sleeping
    The ignorant animal sleeps all day
    It hides itself far away
    For what I cannot say read more »

    Robbie Squires
  • 117.
    Eden Still Existent

    New Zealand
    South Island
    West Coast read more »

    Terence George Craddock (Spectral Images and Images Of Light)
  • 118.
    Animal Men

    Animal men do think a dangerous weapon is kind,
    And fortunate songs are written due to states
    Inside a few mirrors, noses are pinned to smell.
    The smell of a finger is like guests, read more »

    Naveed Akram
  • 119.
    Descartes Theorem Disproven

    In his Frankenstein research lab, Rene Descartes nailed dogs' paws to tables, a modern crucifixion, impaling them that they not be able to escape the imposition of agony.

    He believed animals did not have thought capability and that they had no feelings, though they screamed when he inflicted pain on them. read more »

    Saiom Shriver
  • 120.
    The Strongest Always Rule

    One cannot say that an animal in any way can be cruel
    For in the animal kingdom the strongest always rule
    And in their law unlike our law there is no wrong or right
    The ruler always the biggest the one with the biggest bite. read more »

    Francis Duggan
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