Introduction

Essays

Aminals and "Aminals"
For the Times; they are a Changing

Mystical Transformation
Peace In Our Lifetime
Redefining and Elevating our Veganism

Reflections on What I'm Thankful For
To Be A Feminist Is To Be A Vegan
Vegan Evolution
Virgil Butler - Bio

A Vision of a Vegan World
You Are Not Alone

Poems

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At a Hunter's Hang-Out
The Animals' Saint
A Baby's Story
Dark and Evil Days
"Do they care?"
Eating Babies
Eyes Of An Elephant
An Enigma
The Fawn Story
Forest Friends
Humanity and its Vanity

In The Name Of Tradition
Letter To My Unborn Child
Let's Not Forget 
Little Red Riding Hood

Man May be Mad
Meat
My Love should be more ‘Dog-like’
Thanksgiving Wish
To My Daughter
Truly Beautiful

We Will

Stories

Downed Cow
The Happy Child
A Lemming Named Choice
Three Pigs and A Wolf

Songs

Antilullaby

Companion Animal

Farmer Boy

Fight We Shall

Go Vegan

The Greatest Gift

Here

How Can We Do It?

I'm an Animal, Please Don't Eat Me

The Last Slaughterhouse

Listen to Chief Seattle

My God Says

Osteoporosis

Our Evolution

Please Don't Eat The Animals

The Racist

Sweat-Free Carols

 

Humanity and its Vanity

God is there in your dog
In the ant and the elephant
The cat and the caterpillar
The horse or the hog

He is there even in the vulture
In the smallest creature
Whatever its size in nature
Never mind which feature

Man and animal we are all
Sons and daughters of the Sun

But man is cruel and selfish
He eats flesh and fish
And there is so much harm
On his bloody farm

Earth is round and to share
And animals are not silent
But it is man who is deaf

We don’t need beasts to die
And end up as meat in a pie
Their fate is to live and mate
Not to finish on your plate

You could at least spare the red blood
Of those who move free around the world
Since you can’t do without the green sap
Of those who directly draw from the earth

Unless to relieve an unbearable suffering
It is not for man to take life but God

 

By Jacques Rimant.

 

 

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