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Tiger Don'T Eat Grass

Tigers laze in midday sun their very essence shared, for when they’re caring for their kind their fangs are seldom bared, but should a danger threaten those that tigers hold their own they’ll give their life to then protect all those who share their home. This beast of beauty, strength and power with independent streak is emblem of a lifetime’s love where power is also meek. A tiger’s heart both fierce and kind depending on the need lifts them above all earthly beasts, brings honour to their breed Courageous, fearsome, gentle beasts no other can surpass, but just remember, it’s their world, ………..and Tigers Don’t Eat Grass! Ivor G Davies

Copyright © | Year Posted 2015




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