Tiger

There's nothing graceful as a tiger
Coats stripes drape like carpet fire
Striding kingly with no fear
where no man treads so near
Keep away is good fare
Where tigers pound if you dare
Priding strongly parading glare
Charming beauty anywhere
Confidence drips a head and foot
Quite simply a work of art
This gracious creature apart
By jealous human hearts
Oneself for a start
Different worlds is a part
Number differ a lot this art
Few tigers there are
Hoping numbers never end
Not quite sure of never end
A worry is the end
Extinction would be the end
This worrying end not to exist
Warnings alerting hoping surviving
Concerning tigers has a baring
Dwindling numbers hurting
Will we ever learn by killing
Game rifles tigers have no answer
Humans killing is their answer
Prize coats adorn gladly
Above fireplaces horribly
Can this be the only glory
We human never learn surely
Hunting there is no glory
Tigers extinct not worth it, sorry
Cry, hurting inside I cannot deny
Wishing an answer please try harder
The innocent lives of a Tiger
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A poem dedicated to the figure and the life of a tiger, that beauty killed for sport or for the simple pleasure of killing, human intelligence always ends up slaughtering and annihilating the animal innocence. A greeting and congratulations on the poem.