This poem is about my most favorite animal on the planet...The TIGER! There is only betweem 4000 and 7000 of different tiger species left in the wild today. Almost as endangered as the Blue Whale.
Tiger magic is what it is All it can be in it's own sense It's beauty endangered How can that be The planet in whole should be angered Look at it's magesty It's plain for all to see Big, bold and powerful Such an eyeful
It stalks the jungle knowing It's natural home also going The biggest of the wildcats It needs it's space that's a plain fact Each tiger has it's own mark To seperate each and give it it's own spark
The hunters hunt them... For what I ask Not for food, not to survive It's a sport Hunters are killing for fun
Endangered beauty Do you know how many are already gone The Caspian, Javan and Bali Each special..sadly Wiped from the earth, their done How many more will become extinct Before people start to think
Have you ever watched it hunt Watched them on tv when they performed a stunt Seen a baby follow it mamma Run with such stamina Have you ever heard one purr It makes my heart stir Brings tears to my eye I can't help but to cry To know that my children may never see a TIGER in the wild Their magesty gone from every child
Look in it's eyes.... What do you see.... A will to survive.... A need to exist..... A right to be alive....
Note: This poem could go on & on....... I cried as I wrote this. Tigers are sooo beautiful.. It makes me look at God with even more awe to know that he could create something so great. All animals are great, they all were created with the purpose of living, of us to enjoy seeing. We weren't created to destroy, but to oversee, yet we destroy everything we come in contact with, including eachother. Humans are humans worst enemy.
This is a beautiful write for the Tiger and all animals. Creator told Noah in Genesis chapter nine that He breathed life into all His creation and that we have dominion over the animals to protect them. We have a lot to answer for if we don't take care of them.
Explore the mystery of how nature makes unexpected gifts of creative wonders to an unsuspecting caregiver one late night and early morning in southeastern Georgia, USA.