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HOPE, a poem by Rachael Ann Drummond, USA
Animals Poems & Dogs Poetry
Rachael Ann Drummond, USA
HOPE
I sit behind the bars wondering what I did to deserve this.Why am I here? What did I do wrong?Will I ever find a home?I hear voices, I see people!I bark, wagging my tail.I scream out “Pick me, oh please pick me!”But just like my luck they pass my pen choosing my friend.I lay back in my cold, cramped cage.Would someone come who’d care for me?Love me?Days pass by, continued by weeks.Yet still I’m all alone in this pen.I give up hope, watching as my friends find homes, yet I’m still here.All alone.Footsteps can be heard; they stop near my jail cell.I look up at the friendly face.She smiles and says she wants this one.I jump for joy.“Oh yes, I’m free!”She laughs and says, “You’re coming home with me!”Finally I found a home; sweet home.Somewhere I can play and roam.Now I’m happy thanks to her.I know I’ll show her all I know.‘Cause I never want to go back there.Back there where I had no hope.
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