The paintings and pictures are not original.

Lazing in the wilderness

Were the lolling deer

r lurked behind

The Big cats in the rear;

Waiting for a chance

When they could fiercely prance.

A bagful of oranges with me I had

I thus embarked on an idea, not too bad.

One by one into the tigers’ mouth I shot

Like a ball into the basket caught.

They squelched and munched and savored

Cleverly I maneuvered.

No sooner they went a rolling

Inebriate by the juice so stalling.

The tigers then kept mum

Their bellies looked a bulging drum.

They said they’ll no more eat deer

Wherefore shall I now get oranges, I fear.

Now I must act quick you see,

To let not the tigers picnic me

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  • seksijerk on Jan 2, 2010

    that was very funny and sweet poem… liked it a lot.

  • ken bultman on Jan 2, 2010

    How so like Wonder to make vegans out of carnivores. Beautiful, creative poetry, as always.

  • palak2008 on Jan 2, 2010

    Wonderful poem..

  • Pinaki Ghosh on Jan 2, 2010

    nicely composed

  • Muhammad Sohaib Roomi on Jan 2, 2010

    nice

  • Authoress Terry E. Lyle on Jan 2, 2010

    Ha ha ha,,,, well that sounds like a good idea to keep you off the menu, hopefully you remain a good pitcher with that arm and you aim is on target.. :)

  • Jane Jane on Jan 2, 2010

    I had fun reading your piece.

  • Ramalingam on Jan 2, 2010

    A queer way of turning a tiger into herbivorous;If clicked it is well and good for the hapless deers.A nice imaginative poem.Thanks for sharing.

  • Starpisces on Jan 2, 2010

    nice poem about tiger. For your information, the coming lunar new year is Tiger year…

  • qasimdharamsy on Jan 2, 2010

    Nice one…

  • Olivia Van Logum on Jan 2, 2010

    Brilliant poem – I wouldn’t want to become a Tiger’s lunch either!

  • magicdarts on Jan 2, 2010

    nice one – sounds like there’s more than just vitamin c as a health benefit from oranges – no wonder they have those orange stripes!

  • LOVELYHONEY on Jan 2, 2010

    UE WRITINGS ARE EXCELLENT I LEARN AS I READ

  • albert1jemi on Jan 2, 2010

    beautiful poem

  • Frances Lawrence on Jan 2, 2010

    Very creativ and well written, and i love the pictures too.

  • RAJEEV BHARGAVA on Jan 2, 2010

    a really delightful poem with a beautiful concept of distracting the hungry tigers using oranges. i loved the wordings, \\\\\\\”munching and squelching\\\\\\\” it\\\\\\\’s a DELICIOUSL poem and i LOVE It!! thanks very much for sharing it.

  • Priyanka Bhowmick on Jan 3, 2010

    lovely fun poetry…. wonderful to read!

  • lillyrose on Jan 3, 2010

    great imagery!

  • thuanynguyen on Jan 4, 2010

    interesting! amazing poem.

  • Ruby Hawk on Jan 4, 2010

    I loved it, funny and interesting.

  • mkd1788 on Jan 4, 2010

    great work…its very funny

  • CA Johnson on Jan 4, 2010

    This is great. I enjoyed the poem and the pictures.

  • jamesjames7817 on Jan 5, 2010

    nicely done!

  • LOVELYHONEY on Jan 5, 2010

    very very gr888888888888888888888/////////888888888888

  • Teves on Jan 6, 2010

    Nice one…

  • qasimdharamsy on Jan 8, 2010

    i enjoy your this poem….great

  • lillyrose on Jan 9, 2010

    came back for another read x

  • Anurag02 on Jan 11, 2010

    Very good! I liked it.

  • Aiyanna on Jan 16, 2010

    Very well written and brought a smile to my face :-)

  • drelayaraja on Jan 19, 2010

    Wonder’ful and sweet poem. Love it.

  • swatilohani on Mar 10, 2010

    nice thought

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