How bizzarro does it get?
Common decency put to the test,
Staying home I would prefer,
Instead I protest fur,
Protest the wilful killings,
Of little pets and furry things
And little creatures small,
Tomorrow at a mall,
Haunting passer-by’s, and owners too,
Wear fur and such like in a zoo,
With luck catch here and there a soul,
One of a hundred is my goal,
The only way it seems to me,
Give all a chance to see,
How cruel we can be,
The almighty buck, the money,
It’s dead wrong to hurt someone,
Be it knife, or trap, or gun,
Especially little precious creatures small,
And if I can this process stall,
I believe deep in my heart,
That’s is to do my part,
It’s not much, but it will count,
Five hundred in a gram will make one pound,
My hope is many more will join,
And sooner or later will drop that coin,
Enlightenment takes place and hope,
And help them creatures to elope,
And if not, and all the creatures gone,
From this world to the next some dawn,
No more left, to kill, to sell, enslave, or hurt,
What will replace their lust?
Will it be that little child, that little squirt?
Dressed in baskets all in pink, will it be hurt?
Think long, and hard, and deep my friends,
Unless you fight, this how it ends?
It’s only a ……………….you know who,
And then a gypsy or a Jew,
When they are gone,
It’s only you!
Think hard my friends!
If no one them defends?
Think hard and deep,
Don’t just pray before you sleep,
One tiny thing, that you can do,
Just one or even two,
A penny in the tin,
For little RinTinTin
©06/03/2009
Keep on warrior, keep it on.
Georg
Bobbi
And help them creatures to elope...'
Powerful necessary write Jasmin!
Thank you dearly for taking a stand for our innocent ones with no voice, children to us in this need!
I recently wrote A Right Not Ours, inspired by the life of an innocent little rat named Baby.
Love and Gratitude, Suzie xo
They say animals don't have a voice but they do in you and many others like you. I detest the thought of animals being abused or used. I do think we've come a long way, though, thanks to activists. Just recently, I read a novel written in the early 1900's. Continuous references to drowning unwanted kittens made my soul flinch. I think the laws concerning animal abuse/testing should carry higher penalties. This poem is great for spreading awareness! Love and Hugs,
Sheila