Corgi Poem
In fair Corgi-land, where tails doth wag, A noble breed, in stature not too sag, With fur so soft and eyes so bright, They prance and play in morning's light.
Yet hidden deep within this playful scene, A message about society, so keen, For in these tiny, loyal hounds we find, A lesson 'bout the human heart and mind.
In Corgis, unity is plain to see, No prejudice, no bias, only glee, Their colors vary, some with spots or stripes, Yet love and friendship truly are the types.
In our own world, diversity we prize, Yet sometimes our judgment blinds our eyes, We see the surface, not the soul within, Forgetting that true worth lies deep within.
Let Corgis teach us, in their charming way, That in our hearts, compassion ought to sway, To judge not by appearances alone, But cherish each unique and precious stone.
So, when you see a Corgi's happy face, Remember, in this world, we all have a place, And hidden in their playfulness so dear, Lies a message for a society sincere.
