Don’t Eat Meat

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Don’t eat meat, please don’t eat meat,
That animal once had eyes and feet –
And ears and nose and front legs too,
And felt things, just like me and you.
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A lump of flesh on your plate now,
There are baby pigs who miss that sow –
Who cry at night with broken hearts,
Their dear old mum now chopped in parts.
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Don’t eat meat, please don’t eat meat,
That creature had a pulse which beat –
And knew Earth’s pains; her pleasures few,
Yet prized her life, just as we do.
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Now sizzling in some person’s pan,
Killed for the gluttony of man,
Who of himself a graveyard makes,
And someone’s sacred breath just takes.
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Don’t eat meat, please don’t eat meat,
Your brothers and sisters always treat –
With loving kindness, gentle care,
Because they too this planet share.
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And weren’t just born for human use,
For fear and pain and cruel abuse!
Their cries, their screams, the same as ours,
Just look at how he shudders, cowers.
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Such arrogance of the human race,
To think they have a special place,
In Mother Nature’s warm embrace –
That never really was the case.
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All equal in the Law Divine:
Each blessed and precious; here to shine.
So don’t eat meat, please don’t eat meat,
If there’s a face, it’s there to greet.
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Heidi Stephenson
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/bacon-sausages-big-cancer-threat-083910518.html#zVhTUXM

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-34615621

http://www.viva.org.uk/can-you-trust-the-tractor


By Heidi Stephenson

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