Tiger Fair and Gold
A tiger fair and gold, lithe, lively, never tired of being brave and bold.
Saw her in binoculars afar, she was a mighty huntress, a shining star.
In Africa she lived her truth, we named her Babe, nicknamed her Ruth.
Scientists observed her year after year; she became pretty dear.
Her mama skills were fine. Her cubs were quite lucky. She was plucky.
Fed her family all kinds of beasts, let them enjoy their little feasts.
A tiger fair and gold, lithe, lively, never tired of being brave and bold.
Copyright © Caren Krutsinger | Year Posted 2020
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