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The flapping of the listeners ears. Their meddling noses. Careering through the undergrowth Thick skinned and worthy of massive respect. Their ears listen, But sadly their eyes didn’t see. The poachers passing by the Baobab tree. The huge noble beasts. No-one supposes. That elephants ever forget. That’s what the people say. I guess they forgot the sound of the poachers’ guns. And they’re probably not scared of mice either. Mice are pretty nice as well. © Livvi
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Dec 13, 2014
Dec 13, 2014 at 8:49 AM UTC
DEAF EARS AND ELEPHANTS
The flapping of the listeners ears. Their meddling noses. Careering through the undergrowth Thick skinned and worthy of massive respect. Their ears listen, But sadly their eyes didn’t see. The poachers passing by the Baobab tree. The huge noble beasts. No-one supposes. That elephants ever forget. That’s what the people say. I guess they forgot the sound of the poachers’ guns. And they’re probably not scared of mice either. Mice are pretty nice as well. © Livvi
Darkness and humour combined
olivia-kent
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Dec 13, 2014
Dec 13, 2014 at 8:49 AM UTC
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