'Hey! Our brother has come from the precarious town
And what can we do for you? ' A Zebra greeted.
'I need some stripes to borrow from you.' I said politely.
'Brother it's not removable and also not durable on your fair skin.'
'We lived together but you abandon us and proceeded to your hell
Removing the precious tail.' A beautiful monkey grumbled.
'I won't be harmful to you as I know your venom is stronger than mine.'
A kind snake joined us.
'Is this the gentleman what they called Man with a tie & coat
Then why do you kill each other to make fences in your bare lands.? '
Orang Utan the forefather said.
A man has no answers in the jungle who betrayed purposely
And I wrote that in my notebook.
*Dedication to to all my friends in the site.
Very amusing. Sometimes people do behave like human animals.10 for your amazing imagination. Kind regards, Sandra
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
The wisdom of animals portrayed with a smile of understanding. How silly we humans are. Imagine borrowing the coat of a zebra. There is much thought behind this one, Nimal. Love, Allie ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥