About Tarzan and his proposal to marry Jane.

Tarzan was a swinging guy.
His true love was named Jane.
He’d go from vine to vine,
And he made his intentions plain.
“I love you Jane. Will you marry me?
We’ll have fun in the jungle.”
The animals gave their approval.
And Jane said, “Let’s bungle.”
“I love it here in Africa.
The gorillas and zebras are grand.
The lions’ roars stir my passions
In this wild, mysterious land.”
Tarzan gave a mighty scream
And pounded his chest with zeal.
“I’m the happiest man alive.
I can’t tell you how proud I feel.
The chimpanzees and the giraffes
Laughed and danced around.
The elephants made a thunderous stomp
That shook the grassy ground.
So Tarzan and Jane built a home
That rested among the trees.
They were happy to live the jungle life.
And do whatever they pleased.

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  • Kiki Stamatiou on Sep 2, 2008

    I liked this poem. It really captures the imagination. I love to see more of this poetic story and learn what else happens to Tarzan and Jane on their romantic endeavers. I hope to find out what adventures, if any, they have throughout their day to day experiences. See if you can draw from any experiences of your own or from any experiences of people you know and in corporate them into this magnificent story of Tarzan and Jane. I believe this will make for a beautiful extended version of the story, and give it a different overall perspective.

    Take Care,

    Kiki Stamatiou (Joanna Maharis)

  • queendsheena on Sep 3, 2008

    I loved it. It was sweet and entertaining.

  • Tiggerfan on Dec 23, 2010

    Thanks, a really nice poem

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