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Poetry: Elephants

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  by Denise Calaman

  The Elephants

  
  
  

  Across the grasslands they move so slow
  Gentle giants, strong enough to kill with just one blow

  Yet compassionate

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  by Morton Templeton

  Elephant's Plight

  In a fractured,
  shattered ,
  speck of time
  He lived.

  He roamed the plains and savannas,
  had been through the great

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  by Cyn Bagley

  Ride the Elephant

  Gray monstrous beast
  wrinkled skin
  coarse black hair
  rubs my thighs
  
  High on your back
  behind frond-like ears

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  by Carol Gioia

  Elephants are happy pachyderms,
  waving their trunks in the air.
  But, when they roll their trunks up,
  proceed with caution and

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  by Jayne Scott

  The Bull Elephant

  He stood alone in the evening sun,
  beneath the baobab tree.
  Lifting his trunk in a lazy arc,
  his eyes carefully

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