Of Fur and Bone
Of fur and bone and feathers blow
Along the road many travelers go
And who would think of food and life
Where others die and struggle with strife
The road laid out so far and wide
Scattered bones and feathers and torn hide
Scraps of food thrown out litter
By passersby no regard and bitter
But creatures drawn by hunger seek
A scrap of food however small or meek
And in their savage hunger eyes don't see
The threats of death so close they be
The buzzards fly from high carnage lies low
A smear of blood a torn hide death by auto
Quick uncaring no regard for the lost soul
God Bless this world and make it whole
Of fur and bone and feathers blow
Along the road many travelers go
And who would think of food and life
Where others die and struggle with strife.
Copyright © Kelli White | Year Posted 2016
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