Creature Comforts


Frisky, gray squirrels scramble
Beneath a massive, old oak tree
Gathering the best acorns they see
Their fluffy tailed, lively damsels

Opossum wobble on short legs
From their laurel sheltered lairs
Toward the thickets where there’s
Vast bugs and spiders in their webs

Gentle, soft haired rabbits assemblage 
Onward, seeking out grassy fortresses
Where they might discover tortoises
And additional special kinds of foliage

Black and white stripped skunks
Bob out toward their furry friends
Reassured they will make amends
So they will help them over tree stumps

Russet colored raccoons with charming features
Searching for their favorite pine tree expansion
Scrambling up through the long branches
To havens above all the other creatures

Big, black bear grumble through woods so eerie
Checking all around for beehives or cherries
Hoping to find a bit of honey or sweet berries
To munch on before the weather gets dreary

Tan and bronze deer clamber up cliffs that deliver
To the meadows where they’re stopping together
To chew long grass and weeds found whether
They make their trek toward the gently flowing river

Forests are thriving with these unique beings
All the different beasts living there from across 
Pine, oak, birch, locust, laurel, fern and moss
God’s gifts to us who love this place so pleasing

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