The Swampy Songs Of Bull-something 

Of Lies, Pies ‘n’ Promises

*A female bullfrog can discharge up to 4 000 eggs in the breeding pool. 

This poem is a parody of political egos and excesses.                  

The Swampy Songs Of Bull-something   

In a fabulous farmstead in Fulunye

I saw peafowls: a muster of peacocks,

a cluster of peahens and  peachicks.

 

What a colorful and cute sight.

 

As I was passing through a swamp,

I was held by the bullfrogs’ croaks,

their sounds chilled me to the bone.

 

As if they had emerged from their snug dens

to entice females or to breed, they made deep

bellows, what an uproar-breeding pool, it was!

 

Tell you what, those carnivores that devour

birds and other frogs – inflated their saggy bodies

as if famished to inflict severe, aggressive bites.

 

Did some susceptible females enter the pool

and then rhumba with the dominant bullfrog?

Punters, who purchases their bullshit album?

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