Jabari, Lion King, does do
A regal pose upon rock throne
Here at home in Lincoln Park Zoo,
Gazing o'er the realm, all his own.
Ah, the burdens of being king
At the young age of four years old.
But his rule is a prideful thing
For this king wearing coat of gold.
Each day Jabari does hold court,
Welcoming visiting crowds that,
From near and far of ev'ry sort,
Come to Jabari's habitat.
The many visitors seek to be
Granted audience with Jabari.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
Writing a poem for adults itself could be tough. But writing something anything for children is real tougher.. This wonderful poem can be enjoyed by children and adults alike. Lovely.