Deadly Jaws Poem by Phrank Adie

Deadly Jaws



Predators brandish their jaws in the jungle,
They are locked in a ferocious life-or-death struggle.
Their deadly jaws can bite and crush;
Some gnaw and lick with patient hush.
Their lethal teeth were built to tear,
To rend the flesh and bones of prey without fear.

The master scavenger, with its mischievous laugh,
Wields a weapon that is deadly and tough.
The hyena's jaw is the jaw of jaws,
The laughing scavenger strikes flawlessly with its claws.
This skilled hunter is the most savage slaughterer,
Savagery committed amidst so much laughter.

Saturday, February 10, 2018
Topic(s) of this poem: animal
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