African Jungle Elephant
The ninth in a series of silly poems about our world's endangered species. Follow for more!
By Tim VarneyPublished about 11 hours ago • 1 min read
Photo by Wolfgang Hasselmann on Unsplash
I guess it started when I was
younger.
Something about being the middle child of the herd,
I suppose,
Made it hard to feel,
well,
heard.
But now,
Now I’m the largest in any room!
Truly -
as big as can be!
And yet still…
it can feel like…
no one acknowledges me.
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