Soulful Beings
By Petal Knee
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laughter, and joy.
The poems are narrative tales in rhyme and make for easy reading and understanding. Most of them are written in a way children can begin to enjoy once again the dying pastime of reading a book.
They have no hidden meaning. The author believes that if you are able to relate in some way to other beings, then you have a soul. Therefore, mankind and animals alike all are soulful beings.
Petal Knee
I am an ex white Rhodesian now known as Zimbabwean. Now sixty three years of age widowed and residing in London Uk. Despite all the war and terror I lived through in Africa, I pride myself on being not racist. My life for as long as I can remember has been traumatic. I am therefore unable to describe it here. It is within these pages you will learn my life. Take a walk with me.
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Soulful Beings - Petal Knee
Copyright © 2015 by PETAL KNEE.
Library of Congress Control Number: 2015901799
ISBN: Hardcover 978-1-4990-9383-4
Softcover 978-1-4990-9384-1
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Rev. date: 02/04/2015
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Contents
Accursed Gift
Africa
Time Out
Amun and Horus, CH Kittens
Animal Abuse
Angel’s Visit
Children
Blind Kitty
HRH Bluebelle
Borders
Cancer Cat
Cancer
Cheetah
Christmas Dinner
Chiari [Kee-Arr-Ree]
Child of Mine
Copper Dog
Black Cat’s Lament
Da Flufferoonies
Dark Side
Insomnia
Hope for the Deaf
Deadly Shade
Dementia
Drowning
Earthbound Angels
Ellie Cat
Empty Gifts
Fubu
Furby
Gejig (Tiny One)
Furry Diamonds
Grief
Ginger Snaps
Gambol
Grapje
Henry
Herman
Heartbreak
Hope
Humanity’s Shame
Hunter
Inflexible Me
Pictures
Inspiration
Kadabra
Kit Kat
Lexi and Dezi
Loving Support
Lost Kitty
Lucky People
Maria
Mates
Mira
Madness of Life
Mad Max
Who Am I?
Memories
Milo
Moment in Time
Mummy’s Song
Monty
Munchie
Motty
My Ferals
Mr F
Questions
Rainbow Bridge
Rhino
Russell the Fire Survivor
Sally
Sandra
Scissor Paws
Shifting Sands
Solitude
Soul Mate
Street Life
Sunny
Tara: The Journey Home
Tara’s Legacy
Tear Tracks
The Anniversary
Thorns
Time
Tortoise Thoughts
Velvet Glove
Verbal Abuse
Who Am I?
Zach
Tracy’s Love
Trees and Things
Twins
Vampire Lover
Toby Murphy
Zamboni
Soulful Beings
Mazzel
Single Mother
Rasmus
ALS
Betrayal
Blades
Ode to Clive
Dad
Darkness of Dawn
Daybreak
Depression
Distant Lover
False Soul
First Love
Lady Moon
Minds in Unity
Poetry Is
Renewed Hope
Wagon Ride
The Rose
Seasons
Springtime
Sweet Oblivion
True Love
Tunnel Lights
Weep Not
Would You?
Loss
Karma
Alzheimer’s
The Foetus
Second Round
Call of Duty
Farmhand
The Hero
Honour
Jerusalem Crucified
Lost Child
Marula Tree
Militia
Peace
Scout Pony
Salute
Chat Room
Cybermate
Internet Encounters
Laptop
Ode to the Soaps
Sahara Virus
Satnav
Book of Life
Children
Judge Me Not
Needs
People
Plastic Revolution
Regenerations
Trust
Baby Breeze
Feline
Ferry
Gemstone
Kitten
Little Boy
Moments with Nature
Orphan
Sailors’ Curse
Save the Dolphin
Tiger Dreams
Abyss
Christmas Rain
The Colour Red
Feathers
God Has a Name
Golden Coin
Fly, Fly, Do Not Wait for Me
The Heart of Christmas
Love of God
Sisters of Mine
Sunrise
So You Feel You Are Worthless
The Twins
The Visit
Time
Triumph in Death
Decisions
Drifting
Fading Love
How do I win your heart?
Cruelty of Love
Leap of Faith
Love Was a Sham
Love’s Wings
Shattered Heart
Souls Afire
Tears
Accursed Gift
Reading my words they cry
Who wants this gift of mine
That never leaves a dry eye
A gift where teardrops shine
Gift of sadness, a heavy one
That I really shouldn’t share
Times I wish this was gone
Sending smiles everywhere
Words used to share my soul
Taking away the mental pain
I’m told they make me whole
Nothing to lose, all to gain
Is this then the price I pay
To be happy and at peace
If this be so, I would stay
Without the painful release
Should others pay the price
Forced to feel sad or morbid
Just so that I may feel nice?
Somehow it just isn’t right
Africa
I look at the skies, and my heart cries
I seek some sun, and there is none
Tilting my ear, I try to hear
There is no love of the turtle dove
I step out the door, but all I feel is floor
No grass grows here under my toes
I breathe the air; it’s not fresh or clear
I yearn for a land of sun and sand
Where birds fly free sitting on trees
I have applied, truly; I’ve tried for a passport for me
To set me free, to go where elephants roam
The place I call home, my birthright removed
I feel so abused, in no man’s land, my fate
In a country I hate
Time Out
When I don’t answer my phone
It’s because I choose to be alone
If I ignore your daily text
It’s not because I am vexed
Sometimes I need to see
To understand the inner me
I have to accept my flaws
So that I can deal with yours
Amun and Horus, CH Kittens
Amun and Horus, two loving kitties are we
Living a great life with our human mummy
Our kitty mummy was a pretty rescued cat
More siblings I had, I do remember that
Mummy cat arrived but was carrying a gift
We were safely tucked up inside her midriff
Not every cat is born made to perfection
Horus and I arrived with the CH defection
So many special kittens are born with needs
That don’t mean just loving and feeds
One of us walks with a drunken wobble
But this in reality is actually no trouble
One cannot stand without a helping hand
Don’t be detracted cos we really are sweet
Two more loving kitties you have yet to meet
Mummy has nursed us and taken great care
It will take time, but we’ll eventually get there
So we may never run around, pounce, and dance
But with God’s grace, have been given this chance
Very grateful to be loved, we are indeed
Fighting for the rights of all kitties in need
Animal Abuse
The story may be sad
It may even be bad
But it’s very, very true
What bad humans do
We are badly abused
Bred and cruelly used
Left outside to die
We never understood why
Just show you have a heart
Do your moral part
Trap, neuter, and release
We are begging you
Please
Angel’s Visit
Struggling through the winter storm
Jacket zipped up nice and warm
Against the snow drifting all around
It built up so quickly on the ground
Dollars and cents I had not many
Could almost say hardly a penny
Christmas lights flashing in stores
Not only here but on distant shores
One of the lucky ones just to be
That’s what I was trying to tell me
When faintly I heard her pitiful cry
From the gutter I was walking by
She sat there in the cold white snow
Nothing to eat and nowhere to go
Holding her gently in my left palm
I picked her up to save from harm
Loneliness fluttered wings and left
No longer did I feel lost and bereft
Tiny little kitty felt exactly the same
Purring loudly as I gave her a name
My Christmas gift sent from above
Angels matching our eternal love
Snowball and I still a loving pair
After heaven showed me how to care
Children
So many modern children grow up and away
Say their parents are the reason they did not stay
How quickly they forget parents going without
Even grown-up children still yell, stamp, and shout
Then you get the mother who does it just right
Her children love her, holding her so tight
Watching the loving trio group around her head
Showing to the world family love is not dead
Blind Kitty
There are senses given to me
I can touch, hear, feel, and taste
While it’s true I cannot see
I am still a loving and caring kitty
I have a purr button like the others
And I love to sleep on your covers
I will quickly learn my way about
To use the litter box and shout
Don’t reject me as being disabled
Leaving me in a shelter, stabled
I really want to live with you
Be a friend and comforter