The Wise Leopard Poem by Sina Farajzadeh

The Wise Leopard



In a wide wild jungle, there was a leopard
Some day, on a bush, saw him a black bird
Who gently asked: 'Why never you swim? '
The bird received the reply 'Why? ' from him.
Said the crow, 'For long I have known thee,
Those spots whenever I look down, I see! '
The leopard laughed and said, 'My dear, I see
You are black, but what has that to do with me?
Your feathers are dark as the deepest night,
So before you judge me, look at your own plight.
The crow then laughed and flew right away,
And the leopard learned a lesson that day:
No one is perfect, as you all can see,
So accept yourself, and let others be.

POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Well, this is the first poem that I want to let the world see. I hope you'd enjoy reading for literature is for pleasure. I'd like the readers to find the literary terms and mention them. Thanks. My poetry name's Master.
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Brian Jani 13 July 2014

wow what an amazing well written poem.well Done and please check mine out.

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