Comment from l.raven

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Hi Kace, one of my biggest complains my wonderful friend...
stop cutting down all the damn trees...their leaving our wildlife with no place to live...stripping the forests of their food...

bears where my brother lives...Florida...are having to dig in people garbage's to survive...they weigh half what they are suppose to weigh...

God protest all the wildlife...stop human cruelty of them...
it broke my heart sweet girl...they are in my prayers...
8 words that tell a story you...very well written...
I love your poem...and your picture is precious...love much you...Linda xxoo Good Luck in the contest...

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reply by the author on 20-Jan-2022

G'Day mate, you owe me email. Thanks for dropping in and hope you are well? Man is a greedy species. Love, Kace xx

reply by l.raven on 20-Jan-2022

yes he is sweet girl...and yes I do...
your soooooo welcome sweetie pie...love xxoo

Comment from June Sargent

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This is a timely and important reminder that this planet is meant to be shared with all creatures, big and small - it is not just for humans. Unfortunately, greed and selfishness prevail and these beautiful creatures are now endangered.

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reply by the author on 20-Jan-2022

Hello June, Thanks for reading. Man is selfish and wants the lot. Animals come second. One day we will be going to the Zoo to see our beloved national symbols. Love, Kay xx

Comment from Jannypan (Jan)

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What an adorable picture the koala bear is, Aussie. The look on its face makes it easy to imagine hearing your well thought out words being said by it. What a shame, mankind is, and has, destroyed so much of the bear's habitat. Wish there was a way to end the building.
Best wishes in the contest.
Respectfully, Jan

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reply by the author on 20-Jan-2022

Man is selfish and greedy, animals come last. The Koala is our national symbol. We will lose so many and the rest? Go see a Zoo. Already we are using refuge places to save them. Thanks for reading. No different to your bears in Eskimo land, raiding human garbage. Blessings, K xx

Comment from Wendy G

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A beautiful photo, and a timely message, Kay. I hope people around the world will take note. We hold their future and that of so many others, and yet so many don't care enough to help. Best wishes for your entry.
Wendy

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reply by the author on 20-Jan-2022

Hi Wendy, Thanks for dropping by. I saw a doco on the Tassie devil, a man started a breeding place for them to stamp out the cancer from fighting. Now, they are not fighting, just thriving. Of course our Koalas suffer climidea, slowly we are finding answers. One day all will be zoo exhibits or stuffed. Hope I don't live to see it. Makes me angry that man doesn't give a s... we care but houses seem to come first. Thank you sweetie. Love, Kay xx

Comment from Paul McFarland

Excellent

Well done for eight words or less, Aussie. This one line, along with the picture, does a good job of presenting the predicament that is facing the Koala.

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reply by the author on 20-Jan-2022

Hi Paul, Thanks so much for reading. Man is killing our national symbol by razing the trees. So it is with other national wildlife. We do have organisations helping. Blessings, Kay xx

Comment from Barry Penfold

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Image and wording are spot on. The koala faces extinction because of the seemingly never ending need for more housing and agricultural land. Are we indeed strong enough to save them? All the best for the contest.
Cheers
Barry Penfold.

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reply by the author on 20-Jan-2022

Hello new friend Barry. Thanks for reading. Man has a lot to answer for; Koala are our national symbol. Many other animals are endangered too. Small groups are fighting to save them. Blessings, K xx

reply by Barry Penfold on 20-Jan-2022

Good on you Aussie. Unfortunately we need Governments to actually mean what they say not just say they will help.
Cheers

reply by the author on 20-Jan-2022

Man is putting himself first. But...organisations set up by caring people are working. For example, one man set up a breeding program for Tasmanian Devils on his property. They are not fighting and passing on the dreadful mouth cancer. Feisty and noisy they may be; all he has raised are cancer free. Bless him. Kay xx

reply by Barry Penfold on 20-Jan-2022

Aussie that is an excellent example of the positive. Let us hope there will be enough positives to bring it home so to speak. Take care.

reply by the author on 20-Jan-2022

God misses nothing, He even sees the sparrow fall. And nothing ever dies, goes home and returns again. K xx