Lion Pride Poem by Haruna Garba

Lion Pride

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Where I am, goat is tied to a post
Out of mercy, the kids are kept free
They suck and keep running about
They jump, buck and freely run out
Neighbors seldom yell for trespass
If they do, the mother is counted out
Only small lashes the size of her kids
What do you know about lion pride?
The whole lots are absolute free cats
Every single jungle be their colony
Every thicket sound means assault
Every game they go for is mere hunt
Yours be assault never ever their own
Utterly small, can't be any lion pride
Only the maned, mortar footed can

Lion Pride
Thursday, January 9, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: politics
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Kostas Lagos 09 January 2020

Fascinating piece of poetry! Well done

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Mahtab Bangalee 09 January 2020

can't be any lion pride Only the maned, mortar footed can /// excellent and wise writings about the politics// yeh lion can't be the sign of pride if there is no sympathetic deed//

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Haruna Garba

Haruna Garba

Dagauda, Bauchi State, Nigeria
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