
Human
By Starlight
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Human
By Starlight
I feel so sick and hungry and cold
And my pain is increasing as I grow
old
Why does my plea for help fall on
deaf ears
Why doesn't anyone wash away my
fears
I limp because of a broken leg and
hip
Imagined if that happened to you
Then it would matter, wouldn't it
Then, Human, what would you do
I cry because my family
Was slaughtered right in front of me
Cries for help and then lifeless
eyes
That's what happened when my beloved
mother died
And my sister the last thing she did
Was turn to me with blood tears on
her eyes
Why do you do this to us
Why do you ignore our cries
Before I escaped I lived in a cage
So small that I could smell my
neighbor's breath
I could feel him trembling with fear
And this only made me more upset
I still remember my family screaming
with pain
This is something you can never
forget again
But there you are, Human, wearing
fur because it's in fashion
Oh Human, how can you show such
little compassion
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