Unlikely Friends
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Written, April 9, 2020
~1st Place~
Contest: Friendship
Sponsor: Beata Agustin
Judged: 08/08/2022
~2nd Place~
Contest: Pantoum Rhyme - Personification
Sponsor: Eve Roper
Judged: 05/09/2020
For Brian Strand's Contest, #1311 ~ Entered, May 18, 2024
"Unlikely Friends"- these TV shows confirm-
How animal acceptance helps us learn.
_by Poet
Don't care if I'm a horse, and you, a cat;
no matter that I'm big, and you are small.
We both have heads and noses each can pat;
I'm brown and sleek, and you, a gray puffball.
No matter that I'm big, and you are small,
I feel your love while we rub head-to-head.
I'm brown and sleek, and you, a gray puffball,
though you're a barn cat- I'm a thoroughbred.
I feel your love while we rub head-to-head
as friendship flows within our beating hearts.
Though you're a barn cat- I'm a thoroughbred;
such lasting comfort our display imparts.
As friendship flows within our beating hearts,
we both have heads and noses each can pat.
Such lasting comfort our display imparts;
don't care if I'm a horse, and you, a cat.
Copyright © Sandra Haight | Year Posted 2020
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