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#cheetah
nobody wants to hear my cries, or the whispers of my aching heart, I hope that maybe soon my heart dies, so I no longer have to carry the guilt of things that I have not done, I wait for the day I don't have to care, can flea from every issue, faster than a cheetah can even dream to run, but even when my brain repeats, like a broken record of all the things that once went wrong, I wipe my own tears in the car's backseat, because nothing in life is ever that significant, or never should be, to me anyway, but unfortunately you were truly magnificent.
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Jul 26, 2025
Jul 26, 2025 at 7:24 PM UTC
significance
Her name was Tori She ran like a cheetah Spots speckled her body Her hair blew in the wind Soft laughter escaped her She ran for enjoyment T was for talent She could do anything O was for odd She was her own person R was for radiant She emitted an aura I was for intelligence She had a mind of everything She fit her name like a glove Silent awe in her wake No one could stop her Something always burned within She never stopped running
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Jan 9, 2019
Jan 9, 2019 at 2:56 PM UTC
Tori
#*Love the sloth in my mind Busy sloth-ing away it’s time The cheetah, somewhere around Slogging away all the while The two at loggerheads Tearing up my heart The Mind, a multitasker The Heart put to tasks Time to summon the tortoise I surmise*#
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Jan 9, 2019
Jan 9, 2019 at 6:48 AM UTC
Sloth & Cheetah - Unwind
Golden elegance subtly peeks over grass With spying brown quartz.
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Jan 11, 2018
Jan 11, 2018 at 6:43 AM UTC
Cheetah - Haiku
A sloth and a cheetah both in my mind Assuming roles as per the need of the time Happy in their spaces defined . Enter the monkey always up to its antics Wanting to colonize the mind Seeking all the spaces defined The sloth and the cheetah Unperturbed Happy in their spaces defined :))
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Jun 22, 2017
Jun 22, 2017 at 2:33 AM UTC
States Of Mind
As a ginger, I'm inclined to say fox. I've always had an affinity for those cunning, red canines. But if it's just for a day then perhaps something a bit more adventurous. I suppose I would choose to be a cheetah. Fastest land animal in the world, agile, and speckled. Nobody messes with a cheetah. Not because they’re so hulking or intimidating— just more fascinating than terrifying. We travelled to South Africa once, my family and I. As a tribe we chased wild creatures down with cameras in jeeps in a raucous yet hushed thrill.   The cheetah was one of the few animals that eluded us. Perhaps having never seen one up close is partially what draws me to them.   Mysterious, as well as evasive, with an "I don't give a **** attitude. They only eat every so often because catching food is such a feat. When they do hunt however, it's one of the most spectacular things in the natural world. It's why places that sell tv's show footage of cheetahs running in slow motion over and over on a dizzying loop; demonstrating how clear the pixels are in the plasmas. It's mesmerizing. Their feet move too fast and fly over the dirt, honed in on whatever poor gazelle or kudu they're after. If you're a cheetah that is your body, your thin bones, your rapid heart and beating paws that make you move in such a blur. To be a cheetah for a day is feeling and knowing the difference between machine and muscle. Humans have found ways to fly, and people regularly move faster than a top speed of 75mph. But how sublime it would be! To be solely and purely responsible for that unparalleled speed just for one day.
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Feb 16, 2016
Feb 16, 2016 at 6:18 PM UTC
To Be an Animal for a Day
As a ginger, I'm inclined to say fox. I've always had an affinity for those cunning, red canines. But if it's just for a day then perhaps something a bit more adventurous. I suppose I would choose to be a cheetah. Fastest land animal in the world, agile, and speckled. Nobody messes with a cheetah. Not because they’re so hulking or intimidating— just more fascinating than terrifying. We travelled to South Africa once, my family and I. As a tribe we chased wild creatures down with cameras in jeeps in a raucous yet hushed thrill.   The cheetah was one of the few animals that eluded us. Perhaps having never seen one up close is partially what draws me to them.   Mysterious, as well as evasive, with an "I don't give a **** attitude. They only eat every so often because catching food is such a feat. When they do hunt however, it's one of the most spectacular things in the natural world. It's why places that sell tv's show footage of cheetahs running in slow motion over and over on a dizzying loop; demonstrating how clear the pixels are in the plasmas. It's mesmerizing. Their feet move too fast and fly over the dirt, honed in on whatever poor gazelle or kudu they're after. If you're a cheetah that is your body, your thin bones, your rapid heart and beating paws that make you move in such a blur. To be a cheetah for a day is feeling and knowing the difference between machine and muscle. Humans have found ways to fly, and people regularly move faster than a top speed of 75mph. But how sublime it would be! To be solely and purely responsible for that unparalleled speed just for one day.
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We walk, talk, dress, eat, act, and love like humans... We feel pain, sadness, joy, and all the same emotions. The difference.... We love each other no matter what, we talk to each other, and help one another... We Are Furries !!!!!!! We don't judge people, but yet they judge us. We maybe different... but we still feel. Furries love, and care. I am a furry. Deal with it. We stand up or each other, You will never be misunderstood, Furries band together, and stay together!! Furry Love Cheetah Love
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Aug 2, 2015
Aug 2, 2015 at 12:43 AM UTC
Cheetah Love
Within the fields of grace and moving waltzing wheat fields moves the spotted feline with pace black tears run down its face and yields to the sun's tangerine gaze The rythmic thomping of paws through grass with undivided focus so clear every step as fragile as glass sounds perilous behind this feeble deer Colossal strides that fly through air pefected anatomy claws down its goal rules of nature have never been fair but one must know the key is survival this deer now knows its fatal fate is nature's gift to the cheetah's plate.
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May 29, 2015
May 29, 2015 at 2:42 PM UTC
The Cheetah
There is a place beyond the tawny grass and the scattered trees It is a place void of flowers and of bees A place where the lion and cheetah do not reside It is a place where those unfit won't survive The sun won't pierce it and the waters only collide the brush is too thick even the trees don't coincide Dare to explore this place you will see in the heart of darkness no man can be free
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Jun 4, 2014
Jun 4, 2014 at 12:55 PM UTC
The Jungle