Beyond The Law Of The Jungle Poem by Rishit Desai
Beyond The Law Of The Jungle
Scorpions bite
Without a hiss;
Some bugs bite
Along with a kiss.
Hiss and bite
The crawling slime;
Wild cats jump
They give no time.
Swooping hawks
Armed with sight;
Bears but attack
Armed with might.
Jaws of a whale
Who does dare;
Trampling elephants
They just don't care
Jungle's Law
That is Nature's Call;
Aha! the Cupid's arrow
but, Beats them all.
Crawling Slime - Snake
Bears are perhaps the only animals which attack unprovoked.
violence in nature is part of life's dichotomy and goes hand in hand with its positive aspects of love and beauty...
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