The Tigress And The Teacher Poem by Tony Jolley
The Tigress And The Teacher
The Tigress roused herself:
Her firstborn cub had been rounded upon
By ‘One Who Should Have Known Better’,
So she swiped him,
Paw and claw,
That he should mind
The madness in his method
And not mistake
The method in her madness.
Saturday, December 9, 2006
Topic(s) of this poem: madness
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