The following was written in response to Colleen’s 2020 Weekly #Tanka Tuesday #Poetry Challenge No. 178 #PhotoPrompt.
Image Credit: Balaji Malliswamy
Suppressing heartache
Huntsman assassination
Eradication
© Susan Zutautas 2020
Zoosadism Haiku
Posted bySusan ZutautasPosted inChallenges, Haiku, PoetryTags:Alligator, Colleen's 2020 Weekly Tanka Tuesday Poetry Challenge, Haiku, Killing
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A Canadian girl, born in Montreal, mother of three grown boys that lives with her husband in Ontario. Published author and poet. Loves to write flash fiction. Author of New In Town and two children's books which can be found on Amazon. View more posts
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Scary photo–but I don’t subscribe for hunting unless you’re starving for food.
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I don’t own a gun, I’ve never used a gun and I’m happy to live without a gun.
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Me too!
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Those who hunt because they eat what they hunt i respect. It is partly because i do not want to kill that i am a vegan.
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If I had to hunt for my own food I too would become a vegan.
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Well done! I wish all hunters had to switch places with the animal so they knew what it felt like. Good take on this prompt. ❤
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I agree, the shoe should be put on the other foot. Thanks so much, Colleen. ❤
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I think every hunter should experience being the prey just once, but that’s just my opinion, not terribly popular in the U.S., the Land of the NRA.
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Hunting for sport makes me sick personally.
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Woah, I’m definitely running in the opposite direction
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