Sounds That Animals Make
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On this farm where creatures roam,
Their voices echo, close to home.
Each day they make a symphony of sounds,
Growls, hums, and tweets each morn go round
The crow’s caw of warnings bold,
A tale of strength in whispers told.
While the owl's hoots can be scary or low,
Wisdom is shared with those who know.
Whip-poor-will calls before first light again,
Twilight's whip-poor-will, whip-poor-will refrain
And the cricket sings their sweet chirp,
A serenade for the summer’s rain by Euterpe.
The dog barks with joyous glee,
A welcoming sound for you and me.
The cat purrs , content and still,
A gentle rhythm, calm and chill.
The horse neighs with grace and might,
A call to close communion day or night.
The cow moos softly, peaceful and kind,
A comforting sound as friends of mind.
The bird sings with vibrant cheer,
Melodies that draw us to listen and hear
The frog croaks in rhythmic beat,
A tune that makes us feel defeat
The bear growls, a warning sign,
A reminder of the wild within.
Yet each creature has its own voice,
A unique sound, a choice to rejoice.
So, listen as you close your eyes,
And hear the music that never dies.
In this world of animals’ sound
A beauty lies, waiting to be found
Copyright © Sara Kendrick | Year Posted 2024
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