The hungry crow


The hungry crow
The crow sat on a wall with its greedy look
As if to snatch the piece of meat
From a boy who was about to swallow it.
The crow jumps upon the head of the boy
The boy, having got the slight injury
The piece of meat fell on the ground
The crow then took the meat
And flew over the head of the wretched boy.
It was his stern look;
To see the fatal consequences
Of the crow fallen on the ground
As it took the poison from the meat;
It is the eternal feeling of the bird.
It has a dirty look, but on the upper eye
To have freshness and vigour of mind
In order to show the actions lagging behind.

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