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The Little Book of Vegan Poems
Benjamin Zephaniah dedicated this collection of 22 new poems to "the caring, dedicated young vegans of the world...who will not stand for any exploitation whatever the species." Filled with the unique "radical rapper" poems that Zephaniah is famous for, this book also includes an extensive contact list of international vegan and animal rights organizati...more
Paperback, 36 pages
Published
June 1st 2002
by AK Press
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I am a veggie table
A table made of veg,
There’s so much fruit upon me
All living on the edge,
Life is hard
But so are plates
And tea can be quite hot,
And vegetarian poets
Make me nervous quite a lot.
A table made of veg,
There’s so much fruit upon me
All living on the edge,
Life is hard
But so are plates
And tea can be quite hot,
And vegetarian poets
Make me nervous quite a lot.
A beautiful book on poems against cruelty to animals and meat eating. It is funny and has wit and charm.
As I was reading, these poems at first seemed uninspired and I thought I wouldn’t be able to rate them with more than 2 stars, but I ended up being charmed by most of them, and I did heartily agree with the pro-animal, pro-humane messages. Might be supportive for vegan children.
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