In Defense of the Realm by KunstMeister

Bryce • Animals • posted on Nov 16, 2013

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IN DEFENSE OF THE REALM by Dieter Carlton a poem for which the artist wrote as follows ... Though gentle as they usually are One should not push these creatures far They wander graceful with their own All others they would leave alone But, Oh, their ivory tusks behold Whose values very much like gold Would lure the greedy poachers all Who seek to take all they could haul To near extinction they were slain Relentless though they still remain But timid they are not indeed For when they're pushed, a mighty breed Whose strength one cannot overwhelm When they're IN DEFENSE OF THE REALM