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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Eye of the Tiger Those eyes – piercing amber - So like mine Smoldering with uncaged curiosity I drown in the golden pools As I stalk across the floor Captured in a tractor beam of curiosity’s wonder. Who is this little one Who stands so bold outside The boundaries of my cage yet lives in me? This little one who stands unflinching As I approach On padded powerful paws of rolling withers How I long to gaze Into her eyes And tell my savannah stories – homeland odyssey How I long to hear Her small voice tell her biography – The jungle chronicles and fables of her life How could you have Sun smoldering eyes like mine? Child and tiger never conceive the same families. Little one don’t leave me! Don’t depart without sharing The feral eye of the tiger! Little one, your memory possesses me Through the amber of our eyes My emerging fantasies, epic midnight saga sequels. 6-24-22 Contest: Pet Personification Sponsor: Constance La France Choice # 7 – No Pet My eyes are an amber color like that of a tiger. When visiting a zoo at ten years old, I stopped by the Bengal tiger display because I love cats of all sizes. A huge, male tiger lumbered over and looked me directly in the eye as if to say: “Where did you get my eye color and why are you out there instead of being in here with me, cuz!”
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