King Of The Jungle Poem by Bello Hamisu Ida

King Of The Jungle

Rating: 3.5


Like the king of the harsh world
In the hunt land, yet the elephant,
The mama of the cruel world
Benefit from the wisdom of king.
He hunts to feed half of the animal
In the jungle. Whilst he is angry
All and sundry must be mute in jungle

So calm so quite and gentle
Look, look on the blackboard
Look over, in the notepad
Thousand wisdom sparkling in pad
His reflection is everywhere
He is affable to everyone, here and there

Whilst thy slur king
Thy slight the entire set of English
A loveable student of Yar’adua
Like the sovereign of the jungle
Like the elder of the forest
He is the piece elder of the class

The rat is panic of cat
Because of her toxin weapons,
Their aware once to fight her.
My tongue full of venom
But do again, execute thou ancestors
Mr. Luka is the king of the jungle.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
The second to the last stanza comments that, any abuse given to a single member of the eloquent English department is equal to an abuse to the entire department.

The last stanza gives a warning note to the audience, that if the abuse is repeated again, this poet is going to hit-back at the audience by abusing the audience back fiercely.
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