Best Zoological Poems

One Family
Parents, two daughters and a son
Children were young and loved learning about life.
Together, they explored the world…often visiting the zoo.
Lover of:  the first child with her scientific mind; she loved to watch animals and hear their sounds.
Lover of:  the second child and...

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Cobblestones of pantry and a wide toothed grin. Visitors from afar pay no heed and paramount is the settling and uprooting of cultures old. Might as well be blood in that feather quill who prints octagonal lines on a parchment. The otters are arriving on...

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Tepid is the temperate waters of a balmy sea. As organic trees swing in curvatures. Equilibrium is not a given thing. Particularly not when infestation is right so don't chuck a horse in a bin. When a rabbit uses a fish knife at the table...

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“Let us travel to the zoological garden, “ said she,
born and bred in the eighteen hundreds.  
I had no idea what she meant.
But she was dainty and beautiful.

One of the prettiest ghosts I had ever met.
I said, “Okay, let’s take my car.”
I opened and...

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