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Poetry: Zebras

• 1 of 7

  by Linda Ann Nickerson

  NUH-UH, ZEBRA

  You know, I venture not to gripe,
  Except your ever-changing stripe
  Prevaricating without end,
  As daily, every truth

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• 2 of 7

  by Adam Smith

  Exuberant

  Running along the plains

  Moving at such swift speeds

  Majestic in presence

  Lovely in person

  Oh how I wish to be

  As free

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• 3 of 7

  by Cynthia Jones

  Zebras (Haiku)
  
  Are they black with white?
  Or could they be white with black?
  Can't figure it out.

  This is a Haiku.

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  by Laureen Manera

  EQUUS QUAGGA

  Gone from earth for more than a century
  Hunted to extinction because of Man's greed
  How many of us know of you

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• 5 of 7

  by Danielle Hieronimi

  Black and white.
  White and black.

  Isn't that like a store in the mall?

  Black and white.
  White and black.

  There are many things

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Poetry: Zebras