87. The Lion and the mouse { a poem }




Once, the lion, the King of the jungle 
Resting calmly on his flexible lumbar.
was fast asleep in a deep slumber.

"This is the chance  to have great joy
Grab this  opportunity and  enjoy."
With the thought, came a  mouse 
Started jumping up and down.
The disturbed lion at once flew in  rage
Looked at the mouse with a furious gaze.

How dare you, little fool!
This is my kingdom
Here, I  rule.
Have you seen my huge paw?
        Can swallow, you know, my big jaw.
.
The terrified  mouse  begged his pardon
Said, shall not repeat this blunder again
        Taken as a timid and helpless creature
He was released by the king of the jungle.
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                                                          Written by: Nirupma Garg

‘Time and Tide’wait for none
Dark days ascend on everyone.
The king of the jungle was caught in a net
Roared loudly for the help to get.
.Seeing his plight, the mouse ran up
Gnawing away the net, freed him up.

 Don’t forget-

’Small acts of kindness are always rewarded great’
 Love all human beings, never hate.
‘Do good, have good,' never be conceited
        The smallest friend even helps when is needed.
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                                  Composed by: Nirupma Garg










 

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