NPD Poem of the Day – Dear Earth, by Daisy Proctor, age 7
Liz Brownlee ♦ August 20, 2016 ♦ 3 Comments
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Another lovely poem sent in by poet Daisy Proctor:
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Dear Earth
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I will miss
the forest owlet’s big eyes.
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I will miss
The Fire-crown’s long beak.
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I will miss
The cute Malabar Civet.
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I will miss
the Iberian Lynx
My favourite.
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The Hawaiian crow
as black as Halloween
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The South China Tiger’s
stripes
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The beaver’s strong teeth.
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The Seychelle bat’s
deep purple wings.
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The Maui dolphin’s leap.
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The Asiatic cheetah’s speed.
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Suni, the Northern white rhino
died two years ago.
Only one male remains.
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And I’m already missing George
the Pinta Island Tortoise
now extinct.
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© Daisy Proctor, age 7
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Poem © Daisy Proctor
Image © Ars Electronica, shown by Creative Commons License.
- Posted in: Animals ♦ National Poetry Day ♦ National Poetry Day 2016 ♦ Poems ♦ Sustainability
- Tagged: animals, Forward Arts Foundation, Message poem, National Poetry Day, NPD 2016, poetry, sustainability, wildlife
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Marvellous!
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Well done, Daisy! Keep spreading the message.
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Nice job Daisy.
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